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Sunday Igboho Blasts Babafemi Ojudu, Others. Firebrand Yoruba activist Chief Sunday Adeyemo has unleashed a caustic tirade on Mr Babafemi Ojudu and some top Yoruba political leaders. In a video released by the Ibadan-based activist, Igboho responds to derogatory manner in which Ojudu castigated him as a mere thug and opportunistic hooligan. Igboho also rains curses on top Yoruba leaders who are making life difficult for the people especially our young ladies who have resulted to prostitution and our intelligent young men with college degrees riding Okada bikes for a living. In a vulgarity-laden outburst, Igboho warns the 2023 political gladiators to tread with caution to avoid incurring the wrath of the people as it will no longer be business as usual.  “Your own children can not be junketing abroad, l uxuriating in sybaritic hedonism while the hardworking children of the poor at home are wallowing in abject poverty”, Igboho cautions.

One the houses belonging to Chief Sunday Adeyemo also known as Sunday Igboho has been burnt in Ibadan. According to the Oyo State Police Command PRO Gbenga Fadeyi, the unidentified hoodlums who set the house on fire first shot sporadically into the air before they carried out their dastardly act. The fire was later brought under control by the Oyo State Fire Services. No arrest has been made and the whereabouts of Chief Sunday Adeyemo is not yet known.

  The recklessness with which the regime of Major General Muhammadu Buhari dipped its hand into the Nigerian treasury to dish out 100 Billion Naira to the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association is so appalling that Nigerians are beginning to question the rationale behind the gift. The sudden elevation of the traders association to socio-cultural organization leaves a sour taste in one’s mouth. How on earth would a few people arrogantly dish out such humongous amount of money to a traders association without the approval of the National Assembly?  It was reported that leaders of the Miyetti Allah cattle breeders demanded for 160 billion Naira for peace to reign in Nigeria but received 100 billion after negotiations. This 100 billion Naira was more than the Ekiti State budget for that year. Shortly after this offer was made, We have witnessed the influx of herdsmen into every nook and cranny of the country, resulting in banditry and kidnapping with innocent women and children being ra

 🔻SERIKI’S PALACE BURNT DOWN The tension-soaked area of Oke Ogun in Oyo State where Hausa Fulani herdsmen have bivouacked may become a battlefield if the grievances of the residents are not addressed. Sunday Adeyemo, a Yoruba warrior popularly known as Sunday Igboho who had earlier met Alaafin to register his displeasure over the nefarious activities of the herdsmen also met the seriki Fulani of the area and gave him and his people a seven day ultimatum to vacate Yoruba land. Residents of the area and indeed the entire South Western region are not feeling secure as these herdsmen prowl around brandishing sophisticated weapons with impunity. Indigenes who have been having their deep shuteye in the night can no longer do so as they find it difficult to predict the next move of these marauders. The latest report has also shown that the palace of the Seriki Fulani has been burnt down.

 Ipetumodu, Osun State, Nigeria: Weird but true, the antithetical sophistry of a message emblazoned on the T-shirt of this armed robber is enough to send someone crashing on the floor asking a rhetorical question, “what is this world turning to”? until one gains his balance. Some people practice what they preach while this armed robber is one of those who breach what they preach. He was apprehended last year (2020) by members of the vigilante group while trying to wreak havoc in the peace-loving city of Ipetumodu in Osun State. His mission was not to pray for the people but to prey on them.

 The Alaafin of Oyo Oba Lamidi Adeyemi has written an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari over the spate of insecurity in the country. Here’s the letter: AN OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI BY THE ALAAFIN OF OYO, OBA LAMIDI OLAYIWOLA ADEYEMI III *Yoruba Question in Nigeria Conundrum*  Your Excellency,  I have never been timid or shy of my total support for the success of your administration to deliver the country to the Promised Land. My confidence had always been based on Your Excellency’s ability, fitness and competence in leading the country to the Promised Land, where Law and Order prevail, individual liberty is guaranteed, economic well-being of the citizens is assured.  That my confidence in Your Excellency remains unshaken to date. In recent time however, I am worried about the security situation in the country, especially in the South West geo-political zone, nay the entire Yoruba-speaking area of the country including Kwara, Kogi and Edo states. This has to do w