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Osogbo festival: Amotekun deploys 500 operatives to maintain law and order

By Emmanuel Oluwadola

August 5, 2025
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The Osun Amotekun Corps has deployed 500 operatives to beef up security across Osogbo, ahead of the Osogbo Festival slated for Friday, August 8, 2025.

According to The Hope, the deployment was confirmed by the Corps Commander of the Osun Amotekun Corps, Chief Adekunle Omoyele.

He stated that the operatives would be visible at all major festival venues, routes, and public convergence points.

According to the Corps, this effort is to ensure the safety and security of residents, tourists, and dignitaries attending the annual cultural event.

Omoyele said the Amotekun Corps is fully prepared to provide both visible and undercover security operations throughout the festivities.

He issued a stern warning to individuals or groups with criminal intentions, including pickpockets, hoodlums, and other mischief-makers, to steer clear of the festival.

“The Osun Osogbo Festival is not only a cultural celebration but also a significant event that brings global attention to our state. We will not allow any person or group to undermine the peace and sanctity of this revered celebration.

“Amotekun operatives will be on ground, fully alert and strategically positioned to ensure that law and order are maintained throughout,” Omoyele said.

He further encouraged festival attendees and local residents to enjoy the celebrations responsibly and report any suspicious activity or breach of peace to the nearest Amotekun operative or other security agencies.

He reiterated that the security of lives and property in Osun State remains a top priority, and the Corps is unwavering in its mandate to safeguard the people.

“We urge everyone to celebrate in moderation. If you notice anything unusual in your environment, please do not hesitate to alert the appropriate authorities. Our operatives are there to serve and protect. The safety of our citizens and visitors is not negotiable,” he added.

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