The Western Nigeria Security Network, popularly known as the Amotekun Corps, has successfully apprehended 31 suspects implicated in various alleged crimes spanning the 18 Local Government Areas of Ondo State.
This significant development was revealed by Mr. Adetunji Adeleye, the Commander of the Amotekun Corps, during a press conference held on Wednesday in Akure.
Adeleye outlined the diverse charges against the apprehended individuals, including allegations of kidnapping, illegal possession of firearms, and engagement in the burglary of shops and houses.
Emphasizing the commitment of the Amotekun Corps to maintaining law and order, he highlighted that these efforts were geared towards purging the state of criminal elements.
Addressing the media, Adeleye conveyed the unwavering determination of the government, led by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, to guarantee the safety and freedom of movement for investors, farmers, residents, and commuters.
The Commander reiterated the government’s resolve to create an environment where individuals could navigate the state without fear of attacks by hoodlums.
Adeleye shared that Governor Aiyedatiwa had instructed the heads of security agencies in the state to collaborate in eradicating criminals who have been disrupting the peace of the people.
“We want to reassure the good people of Ondo State that Amotekun is intact, and we will continue our 24-hour patrol,” affirmed Adeleye, underlining the Corps’ commitment to relentless surveillance.
He further pledged that Amotekun would persist in tracking criminals, whether within the urban centers or deep within the forest reserves, to ensure the safety of the general public.
The Commander assured the populace that the Corps would remain vigilant to prevent any molestation of travelers, reinforcing the overarching goal of fostering a secure and peaceful environment in Ondo State.
