I’ll Be Back In Nigeria Very Soon, Sunday Igboho Breaks Silence

Abiola Olawale
Writer
Armed Men Attack Igboho’s Residence, Kill One
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Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho has broken his months-long silence, saying he will return to Nigeria very soon.

Igboho also declared that he would return to Nigeria to further push for the actualization of Oodua Republic.

According to him, he has not abandoned the agitation, stressing that it is still on course.

Igboho gave the assurance at the annual post-humous birthday of Bishop Ajayi Crowther in Ibadan, Oyo State.

Speaking via zoom platform, Igboho said: “I thank you all for your support since the inception of this just cause, and by God’s grace, the Fulani’s herdsmen activities against our people will end in our land. The Yoruba nation will soon be achieved and it will be better than all the nations in the world.

“My message to Yoruba people worldwide, who are passionate about the country of their own is not to lose hope. I am more than convinced that we are on our way to freedom. Our agitation is an idea whose time has come. I will come back to Yorubaland soon.”

It would be recalled that the self-acclaimed freedom fighter fled Nigeria about 15 months ago to Cotonou, Benin Republic, following an invasion of his residence by the Department of States Services, (DSS).

He had since remained outside the country after battling with series of legal litigation in Benin Republic.

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