ANYIGBA, KOGI– The management of Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba, has revealed a series of stringent, sweeping security measures across its school lines following a deadly security breach on June 11, 2026.
The emergency situation enforcement notification, issued on Sunday, June 14, 2026, by the University Registrar, Siyaka Audu, followed the University Management Committee’s 401st Regular Meeting.
The instruction aims to instantly bring back school safety and shield the academic community from external criminal elements.
Stringent Ban on Student Cars Following Trainee Casualty
The extreme tightening of school borders begins the heels of an “unfortunate security breach” on June 11, where a 300-level Biochemistry undergrad was tracked and killed on campus by thought cultists.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Salisu Usman, confirmed that the institution’s agile internal security operatives effectively neutralised further hazards by apprehending two essential suspects on the day of the incident, handing them over to state police authorities for interrogation.
To get rid of transit vulnerabilities, the management has actually positioned an absolute, indefinite restriction on students bringing individual automobiles and bikes onto the school premises.
The restriction explicitly targets industrial and private motorbikes, including typical brands like Haojue, TVS, and other local “rubber-rubber” models.
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Additionally, all tinted automobiles or cars and trucks with hidden registration plates are totally disallowed from travelling through the university criteria.
Strategic Gate Control and Surveillance Tallies
Under the recently triggered protocol, the university’s Main Gate will act as the sole authorized car entry and exit pipeline for staff and vetted visitors.
All other alternative gates around the campus border have been completely locked to automobile traffic, remaining available only to pedestrians based on stringent search operations.
Students are now under an obligatory regulation to notably show their institutional Identity Cards at all times while on the school residential or commercial property.
To handle allowed transit, the Chief Gatekeeper (CSO) has actually been bought to sign up all commercial motorcycle riders in collaboration with regional union leaders, while enforcing a stringent 35km/h school speed limitation.
Legitimate vehicle owners should obtain specific Vehicle Identification Tallies from the security department, with a steep N5,000 charge cost connected to misplaced or lost tallies.
Infrastructure Reinforcement and Alternative Shuttle Bus
To entirely seal the campus from unauthorized bypasses, the management has actually directed a joint task force including the CSO, the Director of Physical Planning, and the Director of Functions and Upkeep to immediately identify and block all porous, unlawful bush paths leading into the school premises.
Acknowledging that the vehicle ban might cause initial transit problems, the Vice-Chancellor revealed that a brand-new fleet of solar-powered tricycles will be immediately released to match existing campus shuttle bus, making sure trainees can easily browse lecture halls without stress.
The administration urged total compliance from both personnel and trainees, requesting unhindered cooperation with the freshly inaugurated 11-man investigative committee tasked with uncovering the source of the June 11 cult attack.