Akpabiosm DG Presents Walkie-Talkies to UNIUYO to Boost Campus Security

Wednesday October 14, 2026

By thenewsdesk.ng

The Director-General of Akpabiosm, Pastor Bassey James, has presented walkie-talkies to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Uyo, Professor Christopher Ekong, as a contribution towards strengthening security and promoting a safe environment for learning and research in the institution.

The presentation, which took place Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at the Vice Chancellor’s office, underscores Akpabiosm’s commitment to supporting the Vice-Chancellor’s efforts to enhance campus security and safeguard members of the university community.

The communication equipment is expected to facilitate effective communication among security personnel, improve coordination and enhance timely responses to security concerns within the university.

Receiving the equipment, Professor Ekong expressed appreciation to Pastor Bassey James and Akpabiosm for the gesture, describing it as a demonstration of partnership and shared responsibility in promoting safety within the university.

The Vice-Chancellor noted that security is essential to the university’s core mandate of teaching, learning and research, stressing that creating a secure academic environment requires the collective commitment of stakeholders, organisations and well-meaning individuals.

He commended the Director-General for identifying with the university’s security needs and contributing meaningfully to ongoing efforts to protect lives and property on campus.

Professor Ekong assured that the equipment would be put to appropriate use in support of the university’s security operations. He also called on other organisations and stakeholders to emulate the gesture by supporting initiatives aimed at making the University of Uyo a safer and more conducive environment for academic excellence.

The donation further highlights the importance of collaboration between the university and external partners in addressing security challenges and sustaining an atmosphere where students, staff and researchers can carry out their responsibilities without fear.