Boko Haram Can't Get To Onitsha Now As Firm Launches Digital Satellite In Onitsha

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Nigeria is grappling with the challenges of insecurity and insurgency, a Metro Digital Mobil Surveillance satellite has been launched in the commercial city of Onitsha to provide the city and its environs needed intelligence network to checkmate insecurity and fight crime.

                        

Speaking yesterday during the launching of the Digital camera at the Head bridge of River Niger, the Executive Director/Foreign Technical Provider, Metro Digital Mobile Video Surveillance System, Mr. John Bean said the cameras had capacity of covering over several km radius within the commercial city of Onitsha.

Odogwuemekaodogwu.com reports that John Bean said the Metro solution which is created for the public safety has a high capacity network that offers high quality service and superior resistance to interference, adding that the solution is based on MWB base station which utilizes metro unique and powerful beam-forming is on 4.9 GHz safety spectrum.

He said that because of the challenges of insecurity and scourge of Boko Haram menace, the need to mount the surveillance digital metro mobile network was apt to give effective monitoring of the security issues in the commercial city and said that with the system in place, the commercial city would be under serious mobile surveillance which will reduce insecurity.

The Chief Executive Officer of Metro Digital Mobile Video Surveillance System, Chief Oliver Uzochukwu said they choice of the commercial city of Onitsha was because of the commercial activities which he said has increased the population which attracts crime.

He said with the digital cameras in place in the city, it would now be easier for security agents to track down criminals even after many days of the incident and said the camera was built with a capacity of over 4.9Ghz to cover several km radius in the city.

“The MOBOTIX M12D-Dual megapixel network with two cameras is equipped with two separate image sensors and a day to night lens. Depending on the lightening condition” he said.