Ogun Governor states that the state has over 6,000 security personnel ready for state police
“State Police: Ogun has over 6,000 Amotekun, So-Safe personnel ready, says Abiodun”
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Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun announced that the region has a base of over 6,000 personnel belonging to the Amotekun and So-Safe corps. The statement came following local legislative approval to implement a state police scheme.
During his speech at the Ereke Day event in Ikenne, Abiodun noted that the existing security infrastructure facilitates the transition toward a decentralized policing model in the state.
The governor, who also chairs the Governors' Forum Committee on State Police Creation, emphasized that strengthening security is a fundamental pillar for economic development and the protection of citizens.
Additionally, the state administration announced the execution of road projects and urged local youth to maintain peaceful stability ahead of upcoming electoral processes.
- Ogun has over 6,000 personnel in Amotekun and So-Safe Corps.
- The Ogun State Assembly approved the creation of state police.
- Dapo Abiodun leads the Governors' Forum committee on state police.
- The government reports the construction of over 1,700 km of roads in the region.
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