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Sunday Adeyemo, Yoruba nation agitator better known as Sunday Igboho, says there is no going back on his demand for the actualisation of a separate country for the Yoruba in Nigeria.

According to the Cable, Igboho spoke in a video released on Sunday to celebrate the birthday of Francis Olushola Alao, Olugbon Of Orile Igbon, Ogbomosho, Oyo state.

Speaking in the video, the agitator appealed to the Olugbon of Orile Igbon to discuss with other traditional leaders in the south-west to stop conferring traditional titles on unqualified persons.

Igboho criticised south-west traditional leaders who are purportedly decorating unqualified persons with chieftaincy titles, but he did not mention the name of any traditional ruler.

“I salute my father, Olugbon on his birthday celebration today in Oyo State. Kabiyesi, you will live many years on earth in wealth and peace,” he said in Yoruba.

“I want to use this opportunity to advise you, sir, though I’m not worthy of advising you. I want to use this opportunity to explain that I wouldn’t want you to toe the path of other monarchs who are giving Yorubaland chieftaincy titles to unqualified persons.

“Our people are being killed across the country while they are giving chieftaincy titles to unqualified persons and it is not supposed to be so. Unqualified persons are been crowned with traditional titles.

“Kabiyesi, you will live longer. Please advise these kings that what they have done is not good because when Yoruba people get angry, things will be difficult. Please, use the occasion of your birthday to tell those traditional rulers to stop, it is very bad.”

On Saturday, Abdullahi Ganduje, governor of Kano, and his wife, Hafsat, were decorated as the Aare Fiwajoye and Yeye Aare Fiwajoye of Ibadanland, in Ibadan, Oyo state.

The development stirred mixed reactions as some people faulted the decision of the Olubadan.

Reacting to reports that he has abandoned the agitation for Yoruba nation, Igboho dismissed the reports as a rumour while calling on south-west traditional rulers to support the Yoruba nation movement.

“I, Sunday Adeyemo and all those who are following me on the issue of Yoruba Nation, there is no going back for us. There are talks around that we have stopped clamouring for Yoruba nation, that is not true, it is an unconfirmed rumour. We want Yoruba Nation, we want to be free from slavery because what God has given us on our land is enough to feed us.

“I want you the Yoruba monarchs to call a meeting, come together, you can see how our people are being killed everywhere, this is not good. Please come together and support us, may you live long. Yoruba Nation, no going back.”

In July, Igboho was arrested in Cotonou, Benin Republic for alleged falsification of his passport.

Prior to his arrest, the Department of State Services (DSS) had declared him wanted for allegedly stockpiling weapons in his residence.

The agitator was detained in a prison in Benin Republic but was released in March 2022 to get medical attention on the condition that he would not leave the West African country.

https://www.insideoyo.com/yoruba-nation-theres-no-going-back-on-actualisation-sunday-igboho/

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There is no going back on achieving our Yoruba Nation!!! I am a strong Agitator too

We omoluabis will achieve this goals with wisdom and sense not with violence and killings like some people from the other regions!

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Islandlady:
There is no going back on achieving our Yoruba Nation!!! I am a strong Agitator too

We omoluabis will achieve this goals with wisdom and sense not with violence and killings like some people from the other regions!

If there is any set of people within the enclosed space of what we call nigeria who have seen their fortunes rise it is the Yorubas.

Nigeria has massively favoured yoruba people, they should be the last people seeking to leave this country, Any very intelligent Yoruba man should be fighting to maintain the status quo.

Let me remind our yoruba brothers who are allowing echoes of biafra from the igbos to confuse them into thinking they are birds of a feather.

1. Unlike igbo people, Yorubas are split in Religion, Half christians and half muslim. So to be honest while a christian,Yoruba person hate bokoharam and what they represent, A muslim Yoruba man might be a closet supporter. We all know that religion is the biggest divider of people, its easy to feel brotherly about your tribe when you are enclosed with other tribes, but in a sole Yoruba nation, Religion becomes a flash point.

2. The cornerstone of Development in Yorubaland is primarily because of lagos which remains the commercial capital of nigeria. The way nigeria is designed by the military regime, other tribes in nigeria are boxed out of so many options that would have been available to them to carry out their commericial activities.

Important examples, The main Seaport and Airport in Nigeria is in Lagos, If nigeria were to split other regions would finally take to their own. Creating a Yoruba Nation means the decommercialization of Lagos, and therefore those reasons why other nigerians flood lagos would cease to exist, and a slow and steady collapse of the commercial activities in the state will commence, A good example of a city that has faced decommercialization is Detroit. It used to be the manufacturing capital of America in the 50s, houses were very expensive to buy, Today Its a ghost city that over 50 percent of its population has relocated, and you can buy a full duplex in Detroit for $1 today.

3. Since the yorubas barely have any oil, their major source of state income is federal government allocation which comes from OIl proceeds and for states like Lagos and Ogun, state incomes are made from taxes. Removing lagos from nigeria would decommercialize it, which depopulate it and wipe off those pesky taxes that the state government uses to generate IGR.

4. The yorubas barely producing any oil in Abundance, are currently some the largest tribes holding top positions in oil companies in Nigeria, go to Shell, Chevron, Agip, most of their top staffs are Yorubas, That ceases to exist once the Yorubas have a country of their own.

There are so many other reasons but as you can see, while the igbos and other ND states can claim that Nigeria has massively hurt them, The opposite has been the case for yoruba people. Wanting the division of nigeria is akin to a Yoruba man trying to kill his goose that lays the golden eggs. Bad Move!