Osun State in Nigeria is preparing a new security program built around advanced surveillance equipment. Governor Ademola Adeleke announced the initiative in partnership with a Chinese firm. Artificial intelligence cameras are among the technologies earmarked for deployment. The plan also calls for drones and robotics to assist security operations. The program is presented as a way to improve public safety and the state's response to security threats. The announcement does not say when the equipment will arrive, how many units will be used or where deployments will begin. It also does not explain how collected data will be stored or who will supervise the system. That leaves privacy and public oversight unresolved before deployment begins.