In the heart of Yorubaland, amidst the echoes of grief at the burial of his mother, Sunday Adeyemo, better known as Sunday Igboho, ignited a fervent call to action. His impassioned plea, captured in a viral video, resounded with a singular message: "Let us mount security in all the Yoruba lands ourselves."

With unwavering resolve, Igboho, a prominent Yoruba nation activist, rallied his community against the encroachment of killer herdsmen, who have sown seeds of fear and turmoil across the region. In his stirring address, delivered in Yoruba, he rejected the notion of relying on governmental intervention, boldly declaring, "We don't have to wait for the government or anyone."

Lumarstone:
It's good you guilde our area here in SW because if you reposed your hope in our nation security system, they'll fail you. I support you on this good initiative.

I left..!

Shadomaan7:
Yorubas are strong and resilient, we dont need anyones permission to protect our land and people. Our culture and heritage will not be trampled upon.