The Ondo State Security Network Agency, known as Amotekun Corps, has arrested 21 foreigners over alleged suspicious activities, according to Tribune Online. Details of the alleged activities and the nationalities of those arrested were not specified in the report. Amotekun is a regional security outfit operating in Nigeria's South West, including Ondo State.

The Ondo State Security Network Agency, known as Amotekun Corps, has arrested 53 suspects linked to various crimes, including 21 alleged illegal immigrants, according to ThisDay Live. The corps said the suspects were held in connection with offences including kidnapping, murder, cultism, robbery and rape. The arrests were reported by correspondent Fidelis David in Akure, the Ondo State capital in southwestern Nigeria.

The Ondo State Security Network Agency, known as Amotekun Corps, has arrested four people over an alleged self-kidnapping plot and the spread of false information on social media in Akure North Local Government Area. According to the Daily Trust, the Corps Commander, Adetunji Adeleye, disclosed the arrests on Monday while parading 53 suspects apprehended for various offences across the state.

The Ondo State Security Network, known as Amotekun, says it has uncovered a self-kidnap plot and arrested four suspects in connection with the scheme. According to the agency's commander, Adeleye, the command also arrested seven other suspects directly involved in kidnapping activities in the Akoko axis of the state. He said the arrests were made with the cooperation of Fulani farmers and herders in the area, describing the operation as part of ongoing efforts to curb kidnapping in Ondo State.

Police in Niger State, Nigeria, have arrested 21 suspects during a crackdown on hoodlums, according to PM News. The arrests followed raids on identified criminal hideouts and trouble spots across the state. Police operatives also recovered locally made weapons and other suspected illicit items during the operations. The action forms part of ongoing efforts by security forces to curb criminal activity in the area, though further details about the suspects or charges were not provided.

The Nigerian Navy says it has dismantled an illegal recruitment and training scheme operating outside recognised legal frameworks in Essien Udim Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State. According to The Tide, 12 people were arrested, including six suspected organisers, five recruits or trainees, and one cadet of the Merchant Seaman Academy. The operation was conducted in August, with authorities acting to halt the unauthorised exercise and take the suspects into custody for further investigation.