Under fire while grazing: Amotekun’s daring rescue of kidnapped Fulani boys in Ondo
Border gaps, joint operations The commander credited the relative stability in the state to synergy among the police, army, civil defence, DSS, local vigilantes and other security associations.
The Amotekun boss cited the case of one suspect who invited two people to work, but who allegedly brought 51 others into the forest with various goods.“This rescue is unique in the sense that, out of the hundreds of rescued victims, we singled out this particular situation where two Fulani boys were kidnapped and their cattle rescued in our local government,” Adeleye said in Akure.
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