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Buhari Tell Fulani Bandits To Leave Southwest- Sunday Igboho

Sunday Igboho, better known and named Sunday Adeyemo, a Yoruba nationalist, has asked Fulani bandits to leave Southwest.

FastNews Nigeria report that in a video, Igboho called on President Muhammadu Buhari to order Fulani bandits in the Southwest to leave.

According to the freedom fighter, Fulanis are responsible for banditry and kidnapping in the Southwest and should therefore leave.

He cautioned that measures to monitor the implementation of his directive in the region had been put in place.

Igboho stated that he would scour the Southwest Forest to ensure that Fulani’s are driven out of the area.

Sunday Igboho was adamant that the Fulani bandits would not be allowed to take control of the Southwest.

“HOW CAN SIX MILLION FULANI PEOPLE COMMAND ABOUT 250 MILLION OTHER NIGERIANS?” IGBOHO REMARKED IN YORUBA.

If President Buhari does not speak Yoruba, inform him in English that we do not want Fulani bandits to return to our zone, Sunday Igboho said.

“I’ve already started working, and I’m going to start searching all of Yoruba land’s forests.

I’ll keep an eye on if the eviction notice is being followed. I never give an order unless I know it will be followed.

“We don’t want to hear about any kidnappings in Yorubaland after Monday. I’ll demonstrate what Yoruba people are made of.

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