A self-acclaimed Yoruba rights leader, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly called Sunday Igboho, has described the chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu; and Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State as “Fulani slaves”.
Igboho said this while speaking on Wednesday morning at a virtual “Townhall With Yoruba In Diaspora.”
He said the politicians failed to convey the pains and displeasure of the Yoruba people to President Muhammadu Buhari.
During the meeting, the activist said the politicians were afraid of speaking up because they did not want to endanger their political careers.
According to him: “A lot of these people we call fathers are cowards and they are Fulani slaves. Once they get to Abuja, they will change everything. And at this stage, we must not be afraid of anybody. Any leader who does not cooperate should be dealt with.
“Yoruba people need not fear Fulani herdsmen anymore. The leaders should show themselves as up to the task. We should deliver ourselves from the enslavement of the Fulani people. Tinubu and his people are Fulani slaves, they don’t have anything good to offer.”
“All the politicians don’t have anything to offer Yoruba people. They are all Fulani slaves, they can’t talk. It is better we cooperate and fight this menace once and for all. We must ‘soro soke’ once and for all,” Igboho said.
Igboho has been in the news recently for giving an ultimatum to herdsmen in the Ibarapa area of Oyo State to vacate the area.
Upon the expiration of the ultimatum, the home of the Seriki Fulani in the area was attacked.
Consequently, the Seriki Fulani, who said his house was destroyed and several cars parked within his compound burnt, fled the area for Ilorin in Kwara State with his family.
On Monday, Igboho stormed Ogun, demanding that Fulani herdsmen leave the state. (Aledeh)
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