Not less than 12 suspected criminals who specialise in kidnapping, robbery, and stealing have been paraded by the Amotekun operatives in Ondo State. Information Guide Nigeria

According to INDEPENDENT, one of the arrested suspects, Amodu Sende kidnapped two Fulani herdsmen, Amidu Ibrahim and Musa Ibrahim in the Supare area of Akoko, Ondo State.

INDEPENDENT reports that the Amotekun commander said the two abductees were tied by the kidnappers and were about to be killed before the Amotekun stormed the forest and rescued them.

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Amotekun arrested one of the abductors who disclosed that he operated with a 7-man syndicate that came from Okene, Kogi State.

According to INDEPENDENT, the suspects said they hired cattle to disguise as herdsmen in order to capture their unsuspected victims.

Speaking, Chief Adeleye revealed that in the Phase 4 Operation Clean-Up of the Amotekun, a new strategy has been employed as Hausa/Fulani community residents take oath Of allegiance to check criminals In the state.

These Hausa/Fulani community residents aided the arrest of the 12 suspects

INDEPENDENT reports that speaking to the Hausa/Fulani community leaders, Chief Adeleye said: “We want you to assist us also. Two Fulani men were kidnapped by their fellow Fulani. Amotekun is not working for Yoruba alone but all residents in the State.

“Give me information, anywhere they are Amotekun would go there. The ones who operated in Akoko were arrested in the forest. They said they came from Okene, Kogi State. We arrested them and they will be arraigned in court.” Jamb Result

Also speaking, Babangida Umar, Secretary of Hausa/Fulani community in Ose Local Government said: “We have started this job already and we arrested three criminals and brought them to Amotekun. We arrested suspected kidnappers.”

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