Group faults S/West govs on ‘Amotekun’, demands proper legal framework

A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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A civil society group known as the Societal Safety Network, has faulted the regional security network set up by governors of the south west to curb insecurity.

The group alleged that the operation of this security arrangement could endanger the lives of people of yoruba ethnic origin, living in other parts of the country.

The group commended the ideal of the developmental Agenda of Western Nigerian and their progressive action plan on the economy of the south west, but expressed great reservations about the hurried nature of setting up AMOTEKUN without a proper legal frame work and a clear cut mode of operation.

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