News
Ondo Amotekun Intercepts 18 Bandits With 500 Daggers, Guns, Others In 3 Buses
Operatives of the Western Nigeria Security Network popularly known as Amotekun in Ondo State have intercepted a bus loaded with 500 pieces of daggers concealed under the seats.
They also recovered different seizes of knives and guns hidden inside Tigernut bags.
Also, 18 people suspected to be bandits who were in the vehicle were arrested while some others escaped.
Parading the suspects before journalists in Akure, the state Commander of Amotekun Corps, Adetunji Adeleye said the three buses escaped from different checkpoints before they were intercepted in Ondo town.
Meanwhile, Governor Rotimi Akeredolu had commended Amotekun Corps operatives for filling the vacuum left by military men in the state.
Army personnel had abandoned checkpoints in the state after being alleged owed allowances by the state government.
In a statement on Thursday on his Facebook page, the governor said, “Amotekun Corps is now engaging in road patrol to further ensure the security of lives and property of all residents across the state.”
-
Opinion4 days agoKeyamo’s Handling of Airport Parking Controversy: A Lesson in Transparency and Accountability By Adeboye Adebayo
-
News4 days agoGuber Poll: APC Elders’ Reconciliation Drive Boosts Osun Campaign, LCDA Chairmen Express Confidence
-
News4 days agoTAF Africa Takes Disability-Inclusive Voter Education Campaign to Osun Communities Ahead of Governorship Election
-
News4 days agoQueen Rashidat Ladoja Bags Women Of Impact Award For Humanitarian, Women Empowerment Efforts
