Amotekun Operatives Surrender to Police After Emir's Killing

Four personnel from the Osun State Security Network Agency, codenamed Amotekun, have been detained by the Nigeria Police Force due to their alleged involvement in the killing of Olalekan Oyeyemi, referred to as "Emir." Osun Amotekun spokesperson Yusuf Abass clarified that these operatives were voluntarily surrendered to the police by Corps Commander Adekunle Omoyele to ensure transparency, accountability, and a thorough investigation. The operatives were reportedly attached to Nurudeen Alowonle, the former chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), who is accused of masterminding the attack in Ile-Ife.

Abass emphasized the importance of distinguishing between being arrested and being voluntarily handed over for investigation, urging the public and media to avoid sensational reporting. He reaffirmed Amotekun's commitment to discipline and public trust, stating that the agency does not tolerate actions that could undermine the state's security.