A suspected thief has been arrested for allegedly stealing electrical bulbs and other fittings from a classroom at the Federal University of Education, Pankshin, Plateau State.
The suspect was apprehended on Wednesday by the institution's security personnel during a heavy downpour, according to the university authorities.
The university's Deputy Director of Information and Public Relations, Charles Nda Homsuk, confirmed the incident in a statement, saying security operatives swiftly foiled the alleged theft and recovered the stolen electrical items.
He disclosed that the suspect had been handed over to the appropriate law enforcement authorities for further investigation and possible prosecution.
Homsuk said the university remained committed to protecting lives and property within the campus through proactive security measures.
He added that the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Noel Wannang, commended the Chief Security Officer, Wing Commander Paul Maimako Yusuf (retd.), and members of the university's security unit for their vigilance and professionalism.
According to him, the prompt response of the security team prevented the theft and demonstrated the effectiveness of the institution's security architecture.
The Chief Security Officer also praised members of the university security unit, hunters engaged for night patrols and other stakeholders for their collaborative efforts in strengthening security across the campus.
He urged students, staff and members of the university community to remain law-abiding and promptly report suspicious persons, unusual movements and security threats to the institution's Security Department.
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