The Ekiti State Attorney General, Wale Fapohunda, in an interview with one of our correspondents, confirmed there would be anti-corruption provisions in the proposed Amotekun law. Explaining highlights of the proposed law, Fapohunda said, “There must be anti-corruption provisions in the law. Providing more insights into the bill, Fapohunda on Saturday said Ekiti State was proposing the inclusion of citizens’ complaints provision in the proposed Amotekun law. The proposed law must have clear provisions on accountability and transparency.”“The proposed law must include provisions on gender considerations in recruitment of personnel. A lot of us have the Security Trust Fund – Lagos and Ekiti states – have the trust fund.

Source: Punch February 02, 2020 23:26 UTC