The university authorities asked members of the community to be vigilant.
Nine persons suspected to be criminals have been arrested at the new ‘bukateria’ axis of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife.
The report of the arrest was contained in the university’s news bulletin issued on Friday.
The publication stated that the suspects were caught during the security surveillance and patrol exercise at the university.
It stated that the suspects’ fierce look, charms, tattoos and scars of various degrees on their bodies gave them out as suspicious and dangerous.
The publication said those arrested might be criminals or cultists who presumably came to assess the campus before launching an attack.
It said preliminary investigation revealed that the suspects came into the campus in two cars- a Toyota Camry with registration number NB 661 AAA and a Nissan Micra marked 92- D48496.
“Consequently, to update the security data-base, the suspects were appropriately profiled before they were handed over to the police for further investigation and possible prosecution,’’ it stated.
The publication stressed the need for security consciousness on the part of members of the university community.
It urged them to collectively rise up to tackle the emerging security challenges facing the institution.
Students of OAU, like those of other public universities in Nigeria are in their various homes as the strike by university lecturers enters its eight week.
Nine persons suspected to be criminals have been arrested at the new ‘bukateria’ axis of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife.
The report of the arrest was contained in the university’s news bulletin issued on Friday.
The publication stated that the suspects were caught during the security surveillance and patrol exercise at the university.
It stated that the suspects’ fierce look, charms, tattoos and scars of various degrees on their bodies gave them out as suspicious and dangerous.
The publication said those arrested might be criminals or cultists who presumably came to assess the campus before launching an attack.
It said preliminary investigation revealed that the suspects came into the campus in two cars- a Toyota Camry with registration number NB 661 AAA and a Nissan Micra marked 92- D48496.
“Consequently, to update the security data-base, the suspects were appropriately profiled before they were handed over to the police for further investigation and possible prosecution,’’ it stated.
The publication stressed the need for security consciousness on the part of members of the university community.
It urged them to collectively rise up to tackle the emerging security challenges facing the institution.
Students of OAU, like those of other public universities in Nigeria are in their various homes as the strike by university lecturers enters its eight week.
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