CUSTECH VC vows to boost Campus Security with State-of-the-Art Surveillance System 

By Mark Akudu, Kogi 

The Vice Chancellor of Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH), Osara, Kogi State Abdulrahman Asipita Salawu, has commended contractors for the timely installation of a high-tech surveillance system across the campus.

Salawu gave the commendation  while receiving the Managing Director of Sufpay Ltd, Mr. Sanni Isah, in his office. He expressed satisfaction with the upgraded security cameras, stating that the entire university can now be effectively monitored to ensure a secure learning environment.

The Vice Chancellor praised Kogi State Governor, Alh. Usman Ododo, for engaging top experts to install the surveillance system, reaffirming the government’s commitment to security in educational institutions. 

He also acknowledged the visionary efforts of the immediate past Governor, Alh. Yahaya Bello, for establishing CUSTECH as a hub for academic excellence.

In his remarks, Mr. Sanni Isah, Managing Director of Sufpay Ltd, revealed that the project, initially scheduled for six months, was completed and handed over in just four months. 

He presented complimentary security equipment to the university, including two electric scooters, torchlights, walkie-talkies, and monitoring tablets, to further support campus safety operations.

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A live demonstration of the surveillance system was conducted at the university’s control room, showcasing its efficiency in real-time monitoring. 

The Vice Chancellor also test-ran the electric scooters to confirm their functionality.

“With these advanced security measures in place, Salawu declared CUSTECH Osara as one of the safest universities in Nigeria, assuring parents, students, and staff of a secure and conducive environment for learning and research.