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Akeredolu signs first amendment to Amotekun Law

By Friday Omosola

Ondo State Governor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, has signed into law the first amendment to the Ondo State Security Network Agency(Amotekun) Law.

Governor Akeredolu, who assented to the bill at the State Executive Chamber of his office, noted that the new amendment became imperative in the light of the heightened insecurity across the state.

He assured that the amended Law would enhance the security architecture of the state and help the Amotekun Corps to perform better. He appreciated the State House of Assembly for the quick passage of the bill.

However, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Security, Akogun Adetunji Adeleye, appreciated the Governor for assenting to the amendment to the law which established the Ondo State Security Network Agency, code named Amotekun. The Trumpet Gathered

Akogun Adetunji, who doubles as Amotekun Commander in the state, assured that the development would scale up the operational capacities of the state security outfit.

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He announced that the newly acquired operational vehicles would be distributed to all security operatives in the state including the Nigerian Police Force, Nigerian Army, Directorate of State Security and Amotekun Corps to fortify the performances of security agencies in the state.

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