Following the endorsement of the suggested security plan by the relevant authority, all lodge proprietors, students, residents and shopkeepers operating in the designated off‑campus zones are hereby notified of the sanctioned security rules and monetary contributions intended to boost safety, deter crime and uphold order within the student community.
All parties are required to adhere strictly to the measures outlined below:
Lodge owners must provide financial support for the enhancement and upkeep of off‑campus security. The amount payable will correspond to the number of rooms in each establishment as detailed:
Students and residents are expected to refrain from unnecessary movement or lingering after 1:00 a.m. unless they can present valid identification, such as a school ID card or a printed fee receipt, where applicable. This restriction does not apply on officially sanctioned party days.
In addition, all shops situated within the specified zones must cease operations no later than 12:30 a.m.
Lodge owners and occupants must ensure that gate entrances are securely locked each night. Should a gate be left open, the security team will intervene and secure it in line with established procedures.
Moreover, any lodge owner or occupant who attempts to tamper with, or actually damages, a padlock securing a gate without first obtaining clearance from the Students' Union Government (SUG) will be subject to a fine of ₦20,000.
Students are prohibited from dispatching a Keke (tricycle) to transport personal items after dark unless they accompany the vehicle to the destination themselves.
If a tricycle is found carrying belongings without the student present, it will be intercepted and taken to the security post for verification and appropriate action.
All commercial outlets operating in the designated area are required to remit a monthly security levy of ₦1,000. This fee will fund the upkeep, coordination and improvement of security services.
All monies collected through the approved contributions will be exclusively allocated to strengthening security operations. This includes purchasing equipment and materials necessary for effective patrols, as well as covering operational costs and agreed allowances for armed security personnel who will accompany patrol teams with authorised firearms and other essential gear.
These provisions aim to improve patrol efficiency, discourage criminal behaviour and guarantee adequate protection throughout the designated zones.
Lodge owners, students, residents and shop operators are strongly urged to take these approved measures seriously and to ensure full compliance.
The cooperation of every stakeholder is vital to creating a safer, more secure and peaceful environment for all.
SECURITY IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY. LET US WORK TOGETHER TO PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY.
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