A single mother, Rebecca Ako, living in Owenna, Osun State, arrested for spending fake currency, has been paraded by Osun Amotekun Corps. Ako was among suspects nabbed for various offences across the state by Osun Amotekun Corps, paraded by the security organisation. A statement signed by the spokesperson for Osun Amotekun Corps, Yusuf Idowu, obtained
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