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Insecurity: Group tasks Yoruba on self-protection On By Olayinka Ajayi A Yoruba movement, otherwise known as Yoruba Nation Now, YNN, has urged Yoruba sons and daughters across the South-West to be vigilant and protect themselves from killer herdsmen.   In a statement, spokesperson for the group, Dr. Ola Ajanlekoko, maintained that recent happenings in Yoruba land could not  be overlooked, saying:” We the Yoruba in Diaspora, hereby declare our firm commitments and undying resolve to flush out any individuals, tribes, groups, associations and movements that are involved in crimes against h...

Sunday Igboho And The Fetish Hubris Sunday Igboho And The Fetish Hubris The popular Yoruba rights activist Chief Sunday Adisa Adeyemo, better known as Sunday Igboho, has suddenly become a superstar, a celebrity, for his audacious utterances and actions aimed towards intimidating and forcing the Fulani cattle herders in Yorubaland to change their aggressive ways or quit outright the land of Oduduwa. Igboho may not be a terrorist but he has succeeded in making fear change sides. The terrorists of yore are now terrorized, the oppressors now oppressed! Sometimes in life, it is good for things to ...

Sunday Igboho And The Fetish Hubris By Ozodinukwe Okenwa The government must have decided to act forcefully against the digital money operating system because of news of millions of Naira raised by the Yoruba Diaspora for Sunday Igboho. by Ozodinukwe Okenwa Feb 10, 2021 The popular Yoruba rights activist Chief Sunday Adisa Adeyemo, better known as Sunday Igboho, has suddenly become a superstar, a celebrity, for his audacious utterances and actions aimed towards intimidating and forcing the Fulani cattle herders in Yorubaland to change their aggressive ways or quit outright the land of Oduduw...

Yoruba Group Backs Sunday Igboho's Quest To Protect South-West Against Killer Herdsmen The group urged Yoruba people to be proactive and be fully involved in curbing the criminal activities perpetrated by suspected Fulani foot soldiers. by SaharaReporters, New York Feb 07, 2021 A group formed by Yoruba people in the diaspora, Yoruba Nation Now, has called on all southwesterners to support Yoruba freedom fighter, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, in his quest to protect the region against killer herdsmen. The group urged Yoruba people to be proactive and be fully involved in cu...