In Abuja news, the Osun Amotekun Corps has refuted claims of fatalities in its recruitment training. At a press conference in Ede, Board Chairman AIG Wale Abass highlighted that despite health concerns, affected applicants are now recovering well. Allegations of political bias in recruitment were also strongly denied, attributed to malicious agendas.
The Corps responded to videos alleging cadet deaths and favouritism in selection, insisting on transparency and a rigorous, merit-based process. Unqualified individuals were removed, and the Corps remains committed to its mission. Public trust was urged amid accusations seen as attempts to damage the Corps’ reputation for political purposes. Original Source.
Key Takeaways:
- False Fatality Claims: No cadets died; recovering applicants are given medical attention.
- Transparent Recruitment: The process is merit-based, without political influence.
- Reputation Defense: Accusations emerged from those disqualified or exploiting the situation politically.
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