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Aareonakakanfo of Yorubaland, Gani Adams, on Sunday, warned the President, Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), against another civil war in Nigeria.

He noted that “God will not forgive President Muhammadu Buhari if Nigeria go to war again”.

Adams expressed worry at the growing

spate of insecurity across the country during his 51st birthday Thanksgiving programme held in Lagos.

He said that “calls for secession are genuine and legitimate”, adding that “such calls are pure demonstrations of Federal Government’s failure to address pressing issues that are capable of destroying the foundation and future of the country”.

Adams expressed displeasure at Buhari attitude to the myriads of security challenges in the country, pointing out that Nigeria has never had it so bad in history.

He regretted that killer bandits have taken over the country, noting that “daily killings and abductions can set the country on fire”.

He added that Buhari’s silence on security situation in the country is not golden, stressing that “the president’s body language is already fueling disunity in Nigeria”.

“With clear nepotism, corruption and insecurity, the future of this country hangs in the balance.

“Schools are being shut, churches, mosques are not spared. Bandits are gradually leading the country into a tailspin and the president seems to have been bereft of ideas.

“What we experience daily now in Nigeria is enough to set the country on fire. A section of the country lording itself over other sections. Yet they said we shouldn’t talk, that our calls for O’odua Republic was done in bad faith. How can you explain the killings, kidnappings and banditry spreading in North, East, West and South?

“One of the greatest problems of this government is nepotism. One begins to wonder why Mr. president is insensitive to the plights of others, especially, to the sorrow and agony of citizens losing loved ones to bloodshed. In sane climes, love transcends ethnic, racial or political boundaries. You must blink with pain to see people die or university students being killed amounts to cold-hearted indifference.”

PEACEFUL PROTEST on Human Rights, Illegal Detention by Police coming up on Wednesday if the Police refuses to do the right thing and grant BABA IJESHA administrative bail which is his fundamental rights.

Any progressive state and society MUST respect the RIGHTS of others as enshrined under the law.

If you refuse to be concerned now, remember it could be you. FORCEFUL ARREST, ILLEGAL IMPRISONMENT is a major tool of OPPRESSION and POLICE BRUTALITY. We must protest against this vehemently.

STAND BY WHAT IS RIGHT.

#RELEASEBABAIJESHAONBAIL #SAYNOHUMANRIGHTSVIOLATION

rontolo:
Useless country. We can’t get even the most basic things right. Was the ban even necessary in the first place? Tell us what this has achieved besides disrupting businesses. You could have put policies in place, and monitor implementation without banning SIM card issuance.

What a bunch of morons we have as leaders. Lunatics. Nigeria is doomed under these bastards as leaders!

Ammishaddai:
These bandits should focus on kidnapping the kids of elite men in our society, especially the like of El-Rufai who have stated they will not pay ransoms

Fahdiga:
He should be given Kanu treatment. We the Yorubas prefers to live with peaceful Fulani herdsmen than terrorists IPOB. Sunday Igboho is on his own

SilverNorGold:
I have been reading some psychopathic 'Yoruba' comments regarding this incident and I just laugh... I have also noticed how they label every dissenter 'a Fulani' or 'Hausa slave' - I was also called 'Fulani' and then 'Hausa slave' by same persons for daring to share my own opinion...

I laugh at the hypocritical Yorubas cos when the kasala wey them dey run cast, e go do them like film... Once the war starts, my brother, na only una go fight because me and my people go mind our business.. Even if we go side any party at all, it would be Nigeria cos it's obvious the Yorubas expelling and persecuting Northerners(not only Fulanis) are the same people calling for Oduduwa Republic, which makes it obvious they're intentionally causing crisis to further their own selfish interests.. They sponsored the EndSars protests... It failed woefully. They attempted a second one which was resisted by well-meaning Nigerians. Now they are going about extrajudicially evicting people from their home in gross violation of the constitution.. Maiming, looting and dismembering hapless civilians...

But we are watching.. If they think we will side them, then they've got another think coming...

Cos Nigeria is my country; my allegiance is to Nigeria and I am ready to die for Nigeria.

God bless Nigeria.
Long live Nigeria!

How Fulani Man Shot At Me, Another Brought Out An Axe At Their Leader’s House – Sunday Igboho

An agitator for Oodua Republic, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, has said he is not vying for any political position but trying to protect his fatherland from invaders.

Igboho had earlier given an ultimatum to herders to vacate Ibarapa area in Oyo State within seven days and also called on President Muhammadu Buhari to take Fulani herders out of Yorubaland.

The Oyo State Government has, however, commenced an investigation into Igboho’s threat.

Replying to critics, Igboho said, "They said I’m not in government and that I’m interfering in what does not concern me but I have intervened in what concerns me because I am a Yoruba son."

Igboho alleged that since the government has refused to protect its people, it is the duty of citizens to rise up to it.

He said the killing of the Yoruba people on their soil was what made him take up the challenge, in a video interview with BBC Yoruba.

"It’s not like I commanded the Fulani to leave our land or that I suddenly said something arbitrarily. For like two weeks now, these Fulani people in Ibarapa have been killing our people. Look at this Doctor Fatai, who went abroad for many years to work; he made his money, came back to his father’s village in Igangan, built farms and employed people to work with him. Fulani people ruined the farm for him, he approached the Seriki of the Fulani that this ought not to be, and they tied him and butchered him.

"There are many others like that; the Fulani people killed and kidnapped some. The least they accept as ransom is N7 million, N10 million, N11 million on our soil. This really hurts me and I said if I should keep quiet because it has not got to me or because I have those who are guarding me, how about people who do not have any form of protection?

"That was why I went there to ask the Seriki if this thing his men are doing is good. They have been living with us on our soil for years and we accommodate them. I was talking to the Seriki and one of his men pointed a gun at me. I collected the gun. Another one brought out an axe, we collected it. Another one brought out another gun and shot at me. I told them I was not there to fight but to tell them that if they would not find a lasting solution to the problem of kidnapping and killing, they should leave our land."

Igboho said he is not fighting a war but only asking the Fulani to leave.

"This is not a religious war, what’s my business with Islam or Christianity, I am after the peace of Yoruba people," he said.

Igboho said he was being threatened but was confident that if he should die, it would be for a just cause as he was fighting for his rights on his fatherland.

He also stated that the monarchs in Yorubaland were solidly behind him.

"For days now, they have said they want to arrest me, they are sending messages that they will come for me but I am not scared because all the kings are happy with the move. They called me that they want the Fulani to go, they are only scared to talk so they don't get dethroned.

"When people were being kidnapped in Igangan, the king refused to talk. The herdsmen kidnapped the king’s child and demanded a ransom of N4 million. A time will come when these Fulani people will kidnap the king himself and ask all the villagers to pay a ransom."

jesusjnr2020:
Lol!

LoveNbeloved:
No be small thing