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Makinde releases ₦3 billion for Amotekun projects in first half of 2026

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Oyo released over half of Amotekun’s capital budget and paid ₦1.84 billion in salaries in the first half of 2026, but spent nothing on the agency’s overhead despite rising security concerns.

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