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My Office Is Open to All Complaints” — Amotekun Commander Omoyele ....Calls for Public Support in Fight Against Crime

In a renewed call for community-driven security, the Corps Commander of the Osun Amotekun Corps, High Chief Dr. Hon. Adekunle Isaac Omoyele, has assured residents that his office remains open to receive complaints, reports, and intelligence on criminal activities across the state. Speaking during an appearance on an online TV current affairs programme in Osogbo on Monday, Omoyele emphasized the critical role of public cooperation in tackling insecurity.  He encouraged citizens to come forward with useful information about criminal elements operating within their communities, assuring that all identities would be treated with strict confidentiality. The commander acknowledged the challenges faced by the corps last year but noted that these obstacles have strengthened the agency’s operational capacity and deepened its experience in handling security threats. According to him, the Amotekun Corps has evolved through adversity and is now better equipped to respond effectively to crime. ...
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Why Nigerian Youths Struggle for Balance, Upcoming Memoir By Amb. Frank Albert Jnr

 

In a country blessed with natural wealth, vibrant culture, and an energetic population, the Nigerian youth remains at the center of both promise and paradox. Despite their talents, resilience, and creativity, many young people continue to grapple with challenges that make stability and success difficult to attain.


Amb. Frank Albert Jnr, through his ongoing work, Why Nigerian Youths Struggle for Balance, explores the deep-seated issues that define the reality of Nigerian youths today. From unemployment and drug abuse to political exclusion, poor education, insecurity, and societal pressures, the book seeks to uncover the root causes of imbalance while pointing to possible pathways for transformation.


More than a social commentary, the book is a call to action, 


urging policymakers, community leaders, and the youths themselves to rethink their role in building a Nigeria where young people can thrive without being weighed down by systemic failures.


With rich analysis, thought-provoking insights, and a tone that speaks directly to both leaders and followers, Amb. Frank Albert Jnr positions this work as a blueprint for self-discovery, empowerment, and national rebirth through the strength of the youth.

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