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South West must flush out killer herdsmen — Sunday Igboho

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YORUBA nation agitator, Chief Sunday Adeyemo popularly known as Sunday Igboho, on Tuesday, said he is back to the country to chase out “killer herdsmen” from the South-West zone.

Igboho said the people of the south-west must liberate themselves from the killer herdsmen who are terrorising them.

In a viral video, the Yoruba nation activist was seen addressing a group of people in Yoruba language in Igboho town, Oyo State.

In the video, Igboho said the South-West do not need soldiers to drive away killer herdsmen from their farmlands.

He said: “We need to come together. We should take charge of the security of the South-West. We don’t need to wait for anybody or the government.

“They have taken away our land. Can we still go to the farm again? We cannot go to the farm. They killed our monarchs in Ekiti State.

“We don’t need soldiers for protection. After we pursue them from our land, we will now start farming. We are going to work together with our elders to achieve the security of our land.”

Igboho said he is not working for any politician, noting that he is being watched closely for his next line of action.


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