Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State has tapped into the state’s rich military combat experience in constituting the Governing Board of the Security Network Agency (Amotekun Corps).
Fayemi, on Sunday, announced the appointment of Brig. General Joe Komolafe (rtd) as the Commander of the newly established Amotekun corps.
Fayemi also approved Hon Justice Cornelius Akintayo (rtd) as Chairman, Independent Amotekun Complaints Board.
The members of the board include; Mr. Akin Aregbesola (Chairman), retired Brig. General Joe Komolafe (Corps Commander), Dr. (Mrs) B.J Akin-Obasola, Mr. Joel Idowu Ajayi, and Maj. Fatai Fakorede ( Rtd).
The Governor, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary Yinka Oyebode, in a statement, said the appointment was to ensure effective take off and efficient management of the State Security Network.
He added that the appointments take immediate effect.
The bill for the establishment of the state Security Network Agency and Amotekun Corps was signed into law by Governor Fayemi after scaling through the hurdles of legislative processes.
The security outfit was initiated by the six South-West governors to tackle the prevailing security challenges facing the region.
