Sunday Adeyemo, Yoruba activist, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, has challenged Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde to arrest him if he can over the eviction order he issued to herdsmen last week.
This resulted from the broadcast released by Makinde in counter to the seven-day ultimatum issued by Igboho to Fulanis in Igangan in Ibarapa East local government to quit over alleged kidnapping and banditry.
However, Igboho defied the order on Friday when he stormed Igangan with his supporters who vowed to flush herdsmen from every part of Yorubaland.
The activist has struck a right chord in many Yoruba-born, who consider the presence of herdsmen a security threat and has since been on a collision war with Governor Makinde.
In a viral undated video, which emerged on Friday, Igboho blasted Makinde in Yoruba language. Although, he didn’t mention the Governor’s name, he said enough for viewers to know he was referring to Makinde.
Igboho accused the Governor of backing herdsmen, recalling how Makinde relied on him to win votes in 2019. He said: “You can bring all Fulanis to Yorubaland, if you like, you unfortunate ones. It will not be well with you.
“You are threatening me in my fatherland with Fulanis. You will not prosper.
“Is it the Fulani’s that make the laws of the land? Have you forgotten when you were ‘bankrolling’ me when you wanted to become Governor and all I did for you all during the elections, and now you dare threaten me?
“Well, I don’t believe that you are serious with your threats yet, until you bring all the soldiers and policemen to arrest me in my house, before I know you are serious. You are all fools.”
