In response to recent security concerns in the Akungba Akoko community, Adekunle Ajasin University management has reassured students and parents of its commitment to ensuring their safety and well-being.

In a statement by the institution’s Head of Information, Protocol, and Public Relations, Victor A. Akinpelumi, the management Adekunle Ajasin University, emphasized the institution’s

While nothing that the university management acknowledged the seriousness of the security situation and its impact on students’ sense of security, Akinpelumi said proactive steps have been taken to address the issues in collaboration with relevant security authorities, including the request for additional security personnel to enhance campus and community patrols.

He said the increased security presence aims to deter criminal activities and apprehend suspected criminal elements.

“The University is also working closely with the Commissioner of Police and other security agencies to develop a coordinated response to the security challenges.

“Regular meetings and dialogues are being held and strategies developed to ensure that all parties are aligned in their efforts to protect our students.

“Furthermore, we are fostering a stronger relationship with the host community through dialogue and collaboration. By involving community leaders and stakeholders, we aim to create a united front against crime and improve on the overall safety of our students and the community.

“Additional security measures are being implemented on campus, including more surveillance, improved lighting in critical areas, and regular security patrols to ensure a safe learning environment. In addition, we are actively engaging with the student body and paramilitary organisations on campus to promote safety awareness,” the PRO said.

He encouraged the students to remain vigilant, report suspicious activities, and take advantage of available safety resources.

Akinpelumi assured that the safety of students is its top priority and appreciates the cooperation and patience of students and parents as it works to address these issues.