President Moves to Strengthen Surveillance as He Visits Jos Plateau state, Condoles Victims of Recent Attacks
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Plateau state has announced plans for the deployment of 5,000 artificial intelligence-powered surveillance cameras across Plateau State as part of efforts to curb rising insecurity.
The President made this known on Thursday during an official visit to Jos, where he also commiserated with residents following the March 29 gun attacks in Angwan Rukuba, Jos North Local Government Area, which claimed several lives.
Tinubu stated that the AI-enabled cameras would enhance intelligence gathering, improve real-time monitoring, and support security agencies in responding swiftly to threats. He emphasized that leveraging technology is critical to addressing modern security challenges and preventing further loss of lives.
During his visit, the President expressed deep sympathy to families affected by the violence and assured the people of Jos that the federal government’s commitment to restoring peace and stability in the region.
He also called on security agencies to intensify their operations and collaborate more effectively to dismantle criminal networks responsible for the attacks.
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