By Michael Ofulue, Osogbo

The Osun Amotekun Corps has officially announced that it will hold a Passing Out Parade for the newly 1,150 recruited personnel on Friday

This is coming as the newly recruited officers have completed their rigorous training at the National Youths Service Corps ( NYSC ) Orientation Camp in Ede area of Osun State .

A total of 1,150 new personnel will be completing their training as part of the ongoing efforts to strengthen the state’s security architecture.

The announcement was made by the Board Chairman of the Osun Amotekun Corps, AIG Wale Abass (Rtd), alongside the Corps Commander, Dr. Adekunle Omoyele, in a statement made available to the newsmen in Osogbo on Wednesday.

They revealed that the grand event is scheduled to take place at the NYSC Orientation Camp in Ede, Osun State, starting at 10:00 am.

The Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, will serve as the chief guest of honour for the occasion. A number of distinguished personalities, including prominent figures from various sectors of society and royal fathers, have been invited to grace the event with their presence.

The new recruits, who commenced their intensive training on March 10, 2025, have undergone a rigorous three-week programme aimed at equipping them with the necessary skills to effectively contribute to the security and safety of the state.

The training is set to conclude with the highly anticipated Passing Out Parade on Friday.

The event marks a significant milestone for the Osun Amotekun Corps as it continues to play a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and security of residents across the state.

“These recruitment and subsequent training of the new recruits are part of the state government’s commitment to enhancing its security infrastructure and addressing emerging challenges in the fight against crime and insecurity.

“The Passing Out Parade is expected to be a major highlight of the state’s security initiatives and will showcase the dedication and discipline of the new intake as they prepare to serve their state and communities.” the statement said