‘I didn’t say Benin should return me to Nigeria’ – Sunday Igboho
“Please, help me tell the Yoruba public, I didn’t say I should be returned to Nigeria.
“Why should I say so?”
“The person who recorded me without my permission, will surely face God’s wrath.”
These were the utterances of Chief Sunday Adeyemo (aka Igboho) as he narrated his plight to the leaders of the Yoruba Nation Global Directorate.
He cautioned that his statements should not be misinterpreted by the press.
It will be recalled that a voice message recorded by a blogger trended few days ago where the Yoruba nationalist had vexed against the alleged treatment by one of his legal representation who he alleged ignored him while he had gone to visit the lawyer.
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He said his words were taken out of context. He explained what he meant was if God had wanted him in Nigeria, he would have been there. He said God had a reason why he gave him favour and victory in Cotonou over those after his life for seeking what is right and appropriate for his people. He further said unequivocally that returning to Nigeria for now was not one of his options. And that he appreciated the supports of the leadership of Benin Republic and their judicial system which has utmost respect for the rule of law and democratic ideals. .
Chief Adeyemo therefore appealed to the people to ignore the statement. He concluded by saying “Yoruba Nation now, backward never”.
The Yoruba Nation Global Directorate kindly ask that Yoruba Citizens within the disputed Nigeria territory should be vigilant and protect themselves at all time. Stating the threat of Fulani conquest and subjugation is real. The Directorate condemned the activities of those looking for cheap popularity and engaging in a less than ‘ Omoluabi’ conducts, such as was engaged in by the traitor who secretly recorded his conversation with Chief Adeyemo and release same to the media without consent.