Ogun Amotekun recruitment 2025
Ogun Amotekun recruitment 2025

Ogun State Approves Recruitment of 500 New Amotekun Operatives to Boost Security

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The Ogun State Government has officially sanctioned the recruitment of 500 additional operatives into the Amotekun Corps, reinforcing security efforts across the state. Governor Dapo Abiodun’s approval of this initiative aims to strengthen the state’s security framework and safeguard residents more effectively.

Recruitment Process Begins March 10, 2025

Brigadier General Alade Adedigba (retd), the Commander of the Amotekun Security Network, announced that the recruitment exercise is scheduled to commence on Monday, March 10, 2025. This development follows the recent graduation of 690 newly trained officers, emphasizing the government’s steadfast commitment to security enhancement in Ogun State.

Free Online Application for Interested Candidates

Adedigba encouraged eligible applicants to submit their applications at no cost via the official Amotekun website: ogunstateamotekun.com.ng. The application window will remain open until Friday, April 4, 2025. He urged all candidates to carefully follow the provided screening guidelines to ensure a seamless application process.

Screening Schedule and Operational Reinforcement

A thorough screening exercise is set to take place from Tuesday, April 22, 2025, to Thursday, May 1, 2025. This recruitment drive represents a significant step in bolstering the Amotekun Corps’ operational capacity, reinforcing community safety across Ogun State.

For further details on the recruitment process and security policies, visit Nigerian Security News,


ogunstateamotekun.com.ng.

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