The management of Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba, Kogi, has announced new security measures across campus following an “unfortunate security breach”.

On Thursday, suspected cultists killed a 300-level biochemistry student.

School’s internal security arrested two suspects the same day in connection with the killing, according to vice-chancellor Salisu Usman.

In a notice signed by the registrar, Siyaka Audu, after the University Management Committee’s 401st Regular Meeting, the management directed immediate enforcement of restrictions to protect staff, students and stakeholders.

Under the directives, the management banned students from bringing personal cars or motorcycles, including Haojue, TVS, and other “rubber-rubber” bikes, onto campus until further notice.

It said tinted vehicles and vehicles with concealed number plates are also barred.

The management stated that the main gate would be the sole entrance and exit, while other gates would be open only to pedestrians. It also directed students to display their identity cards while on campus.

The chief security officer, it said, would register commercial motorcycle riders with union leaders and enforce a 35km speed limit.

It added that vehicle owners must obtain vehicle identification tallies from the CSO, with a N5,000 fine for misplaced tallies.

The management added that the suspension of all unauthorised student gatherings remains in force.

Management also directed the CSO, the director of physical planning, and the director of works and maintenance to block all illegal routes into the campus.

To ease movement, it said solar-powered tricycles will complement campus shuttles.

The management urged strict compliance and cooperation with the 11-man committee investigating the breach.

(NAN)