In a bid to enhance safety of lives and properties in Kogi State Polytechnic, the Administration of Governror Ahmed Ododo, has donated advanced security gadgets to the tertiary institution, to cover both Lokoja and Itakpe Campuses.
The donation includes installation of modern CCTV surveillance cameras, lithium -powered torchlights and rapid response scooters, all aimed at strengthening campus security infrastructure.
This initiative reflects the Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo’s commitment to the safety of students, staff and educational facilities across Kogi State.
The items were formally handed over to the Polytechnic management last week by Sani Isah of SufPay Limited, who handled the project.
According to a press statement signed and issued by Uredo Omale, Director Public Relations and Protocol of the Institution and was made available to Journalists in Lokoja, Isah stated that the items were carefully chosen to meet the specific security needs of the institution.
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He said, “the CCTV cameras will ensure real-time monitoring of critical areas, the lithium -powered torchlights will support night patrols, and the rapid response scooters will guarantee swift mobility in emergency situations”.
He also emphasised that designated security personnel would undergo technical training to ensure the efficient and effective use of the equipments, noting that continuous support would also be provided.
Salisu Ogbo Usman, the elated Rector of the Polytechnic, commended the governor for his tremendous security support, describing the intervention as timely, strategic and impactful.
“We are deeply grateful to His Excellency, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, the people’s servant and the Executive Governor of Kogi State for yet another remarkable, generous and thoughtful gesture. These tools in the addition to the recent fencing of the Itakpe Campus will significantly boost our internal security framework and help maintain peace and order within our campuses”, he said.
