Ikwo Native Authorities Space and the administration of the Alex Ekwueme Federal College Ndufu-Ali Ikwo (AE FUNAI) in Ebonyi State, on Tuesday, resolved to arrange an inter-security joint staff.
The joint staff is to make sure the ample safety of lives and property of each the scholars, residents, and the host group.
Barrister Sunday Nwankwo, the council’s chairman, made the disclosure when stakeholders of Ikwo Noyo clan paid a courtesy go to to the Vice-Chancellor of AE-FUNAI, Professor Sunday Elom.
Talking on behalf of the delegation, the Council’s Chairman, Nwankwo, famous that the go to was to strengthen the already current relationship and work together extra on how finest to develop the college and the host communities.
“The Vice-Chancellor, we, stakeholders of Ikwo Noyo, are right here to commend you for the cooperation and peaceable coexistence that has existed between the college, stakeholders, and the individuals of Ikwo Noyo clan.
“It’s our want to arrange an inter-security company staff, personal, and public partnership committee to interface on modalities to usher in a watertight safety community and additional safe the college and obtain different developmental plans.
Responding, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sunday Elom, thanked the Council Boss for his management qualities, help for safety, and improvement of Ikwo LGA and the college group.
He thanked the stakeholders for being vanguards of peace and improvement and warranted them of the administration’s preparedness to work with them to confront challenges dealing with the college and the host native authorities.
On the request for the institution of a main faculty, secondary faculty, and an inter-community improvement committee by the stakeholders, the VC promised to provoke discussions on that, including that AE-FUNAI main and secondary faculties have commenced.
He promised that extra alternatives for admission and employment of Ikwo indigenes could be created.
The Joint Inter-Safety Crew will not be unconnected to the widespread violence and insecurity within the state.
