Ban On Open Grazing Stays — Chairman Southwest Gov Forum

Chairman of the South West Governors Forum, Rotimi Akeredolu has
insisted that the ban on open grazing remained.

Akeredolu said this when the newly posted Assistant Inspector
General of Police (AIG), Ene Okon paid him a courtesy visit at the
governor’s office in Akure.

He pointed out that the law will be enforced when finally put in
place.

Speaking on farmer/herders’ clashes, Akeredolu noted that the
law would put an end to such clashes.

He explained that “Amotekun is not established to compete but to
work and complement the existing security agencies.

“Amotekun is established by Law. Let us all work together. It is
clear that the essence of the creation of Amotekun is community
policing.

“And since the number of police is being depleted daily and the
level of crime is increasing, it will be difficult to spread out
with your limited number.

“Since Police can not be everywhere, Amotekun is here for
collaboration.”

Earlier, the newly posted Assistant Inspector General of Police
(AIG), Ene Okon, had commended the governor for his doggedness in
the creation of the State Security Network codenamed ‘Amotekun’

Okon said governor Akeredolu has laid a solid foundation for
community policing with the creation of Amotekun and the dogged
role he played.

He appreciated the Governor for the relative peace in the
Sunshine state, adding that it is no mean feat to maintain peace
and order.

“I know Ondo was one of the endangered states in terms of
farmers/herders clashes.

“But the story has changed. Ondo is now one of the most peaceful
states in Nigeria.

“You have made the job of the police and other security agencies
simple. I know I am coming here to rest because you have done most
of the job

“I have been reading and hearing your doggedness on the creation
and operation of Amotekun.

” Some people may have a different perception about Amotekun but
you have enhanced Community Policing through Amotekun. Amotekun is
one of the veritable organs for community policing. It is a great
bridge between the police and the Community.

“You have created a very good atmosphere for me to work here
because you have done your job as a Chief Security Officer.

” I am to work with you in conjunction with the Commissioner of
Police. I assure you, with the commissioner of Police, we are going
to move Ondo to the next level security-wise,” he said.

Okon also appreciated Governor Akeredolu’s effort in the
creation of Zone 17 and thanked him for the numerous works done in
the zonal headquarters.

Chairman of the South West Governors Forum, Rotimi Akeredolu has
insisted that the ban on open grazing remained.

Akeredolu said this when the newly posted Assistant Inspector
General of Police (AIG), Ene Okon paid him a courtesy visit at the
governor’s office in Akure.

He pointed out that the law will be enforced when finally put in
place.

Speaking on farmer/herders’ clashes, Akeredolu noted that the
law would put an end to such clashes.

He explained that “Amotekun is not established to compete but to
work and complement the existing security agencies.

“Amotekun is established by Law. Let us all work together. It is
clear that the essence of the creation of Amotekun is community
policing.

“And since the number of police is being depleted daily and the
level of crime is increasing, it will be difficult to spread out
with your limited number.

“Since Police can not be everywhere, Amotekun is here for
collaboration.”

Earlier, the newly posted Assistant Inspector General of Police
(AIG), Ene Okon, had commended the governor for his doggedness in
the creation of the State Security Network codenamed ‘Amotekun’

Okon said governor Akeredolu has laid a solid foundation for
community policing with the creation of Amotekun and the dogged
role he played.

He appreciated the Governor for the relative peace in the
Sunshine state, adding that it is no mean feat to maintain peace
and order.

“I know Ondo was one of the endangered states in terms of
farmers/herders clashes.

“But the story has changed. Ondo is now one of the most peaceful
states in Nigeria.

“You have made the job of the police and other security agencies
simple. I know I am coming here to rest because you have done most
of the job

“I have been reading and hearing your doggedness on the creation
and operation of Amotekun.

” Some people may have a different perception about Amotekun but
you have enhanced Community Policing through Amotekun. Amotekun is
one of the veritable organs for community policing. It is a great
bridge between the police and the Community.

“You have created a very good atmosphere for me to work here
because you have done your job as a Chief Security Officer.

” I am to work with you in conjunction with the Commissioner of
Police. I assure you, with the commissioner of Police, we are going
to move Ondo to the next level security-wise,” he said.

Okon also appreciated Governor Akeredolu’s effort in the
creation of Zone 17 and thanked him for the numerous works done in
the zonal headquarters.