The command’s spokesperson, Abayomi Jimoh, said officers were notified of the kidnapping at Ilado, where the victim was abducted while at his farm.
The Amotekun boss maintained that Ondo state remains secure for law-abiding citizens.
Mr Adeleye said the farmers were kidnapped on Saturday and that Amotekun officers have been deployed to the forests in search of the victims.
He called for economic reforms that prioritise human dignity and social justice.
The NSCDC spokesperson said that the 21-year-old suspect kidnapped the student while returning home from school.
Francis Faduyile, Special Adviser to the governor on Health, disclosed this in an interview on Sunday in Akure.
Communities in the Akure North local government area of Ondo on Monday protested against the unmotorable roads in their areas.
The deceased, popularly known as “Expensive,” died on August 15.
