I’ll Resist All Criminal Activities From Herdsmen In The Southwest Region – Igboho

Popular Yoruba activist, Igboho has come out to say that Yorubas cannot live like slaves in their own land anymore.

He recently revealed this when he featured on Rave FM ‘Frank Talk’ show in Osogbo, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, the killing of innocent people is enough, and it is time someone stood for the Yorubas against these killers and tormenters.

He then pledged to resist the criminal activities of herdsmen across the region, because it is simply the right thing to do.

His words, “I will soon visit Osun, Ekiti, Ogun, Lagos and Ondo and Kwara. I will visit anywhere the herders are in Yorubaland to issue the quit notice. We shall no longer live like a slave on our land, many of our people who are abroad can’t come home because their security is not guaranteed.”

“I have a very good relationship with the Amotekun, Odua Peoples Congress, Hunters. I urge the government to pay the Amotekun corps very well and equip them. The Yoruba should unite on the matter. The traditional rulers like Ooni, Alaafin, Ataoja among others are supporting this course.”

“I am not scared of anybody. I am fighting for the peace of my people, enough is enough. The killing is much.”

“I am not ready for any dialogue with any government, they should just ensure that killers herders leave our land. The FG refused to arrest the herdsmen who are perpetrating these evil act, yet, they are ordering for my arrest. They dare not! I am only tackling those who are fighting, killing, raping and kidnapping my people. If the government is not ready to make sure that those herders vacate our land, I am not ready for dialogue.”

“On many occasions the Seriki conspired with the kidnappers to collect ransom. Those herdsmen rape my people who can’t pay ransom, they even killed some people who challenged them.”

“These people that are ordering my arrest know these kidnappers, Boko Haram, bandits but cannot arrest them, but they are after me for protecting my people.”