Unimaid ASUU appeals to FG to approve funds for perimeter fence for the university to address the current spate of sucide bombings.
Maiduguri news: Academic and non-academic staff of the University of
Maiduguri (Unimaid), have appealed to the Federal Government to approve funds
for the construction of perimeter fence round the University to address the
current spate of suicide bombings.
Unimaid ASUU Chairman, Dr Dani Mamman, made
the appeal on Wednesday in Maiduguri while briefing newsmen on behalf of other
unions which include SSANU, NASU, NAAT and SUG.
“We advocate for the immediate
construction and fortification of the perimeter fence which is porous and
easily accessible by the misguided suicide bombers.
“In this regard, we implore
the Federal Government to give special consideration to the management request
for funds for the project,” Mamman said.
He also urged the government to
approve the request of the management for the procurement of modern security
equipment to ensure security at the university.
“Given the place of science and
technology in the 21st century, we strongly believe that the use of modern
security equipment is a better option of providing policing.
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“We urge the Federal
Government to give immediate attention to management request on the two
projects which amounted to N2.8 billion,” Mamman said.
The ASUU chairman added
that no amount of money was too much to save lives.
“We believe that no amount
of money is too much to save lives of over 40, 000 staff and students that have
bravely refused to give up to the ideology of the Boko Haram insurgents that
forbids Western education.
“Those staff members that braved the dreaded
insurgents and remained to teach deserve special consideration and commendation
by Federal Government,” Mamman added. Newsmen report that Unimaid had witnessed
several suicide bombings lately.
The latest attack took place on Sunday in
which over 16 persons were killed.
Academic and non-academic staff of the University of
Maiduguri (Unimaid), have appealed to the Federal Government to approve funds
for the construction of perimeter fence round the University to address the
current spate of suicide bombings.
Unimaid ASUU Chairman, Dr Dani Mamman, made
the appeal on Wednesday in Maiduguri while briefing newsmen on behalf of other
unions which include SSANU, NASU, NAAT and SUG.
“We advocate for the immediate
construction and fortification of the perimeter fence which is porous and
easily accessible by the misguided suicide bombers.
“In this regard, we implore
the Federal Government to give special consideration to the management request
for funds for the project,” Mamman said.
He also urged the government to
approve the request of the management for the procurement of modern security
equipment to ensure security at the university.
curity equipment is a better option of providing policing.
“We urge the Federal
Government to give immediate attention to management request on the two
projects which amounted to N2.8 billion,” Mamman said.
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The ASUU chairman added
that no amount of money was too much to save lives.
“We believe that no amount
of money is too much to save lives of over 40, 000 staff and students that have
bravely refused to give up to the ideology of the Boko Haram insurgents that
forbids Western education.
Newsmen report that Unimaid had witnessed several suicide bombings lately. The latest attack took place on Sunday in which over 16 persons were killed.
“Those staff members that braved the dreaded
insurgents and remained to teach deserve special consideration and commendation
by Federal Government,” Mamman added.
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