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Ondo Amotekun suspends 3 officers over misconduct

The Ondo State Security Network Agency, codenamed Amotekun Corps, has suspended three officers over alleged gross misconduct.

The Amotekun Commander, Adetunji Adeleye, disclosed this while briefing newsmen in Akure, the capital of Ondo State, on Monday, October 27, 2025.

Adeleye identified the suspended officers as Abu Taiwo, Akinsipe Victor, and Akinjumi Julius.

Adeleye said the three personner were sponsored to undermine, disparage, and distract the Corps from its core mandate of providing security to lives and property.

The Amotekun boss said: “All that you have seen on the social media on the 15 points they raised are all false allegations, and as we stand today, the three of them have been reprimanded.

“They’ve been declared wanted and due diligence in handling such in a security environment where oaths of allegiance and secrecy to the state cannot be thrown away.

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“We refuse to be dragged into the controversies surrounding each and every one of them because the fact remains that they are acting in isolation.

“The three of them have been suspended from the Corps and we are looking for them to come and answer as a way of giving them free access to criminal justice. If they are innocent, everybody will see.

“The Corps as an entity, will not be dragged into social media controversy with such people that are acting in isolation.

“Especially now that we are sure and we have proof to show that they are being sponsored.”

Adeleye added that four suspects were arrested in various locations in Ondo State for alleged stealing and being informants to kidnappers.

The Amotekun commander reassured residents that Ondo State remained safe for business to thrive and the socio-economic growth.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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