Some men Suspected to be Nigerian troops have allegedly attacked Sunday Adeyemo, aka Sunday Igboho's residence at Oyo State, leaving two dead and multimillion naira assets destroyed.
This happened in the attempt to arrest Igboho, the Yoruba Nation Freedom Fighter.
People have opinion that the attempt to arrest Igboho was geared towards stopping the Yoruba nation protest slate for Saturday in Lagos by the power-that-be in Lagos.
The video below shows the scene at Igboho's House. This is disheartening.
See the video for yourself.
You will recall that since the Yoruba nation agitation has begun among the Yoruba people and other key people like Igboho an Co fronting, different peaceful protests have taken place in different states in the south west including Ondo, Ogun, Osun, Ekiti and Oyo and there was not record of any loss of life or vandalism.
The Governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN), in a statement said that the people, including Igboho have the right to protest peacefully. And in all Igboho's led protests, there was no any casualty whatsoever as protesters were able to comport themselves.
The question in the mind of many is "why is the government after Igboho who has no intention to kill or harm anyone while the government is busy shielding and protecting Fulani killers, giving them money and romancing their heads?"
Many have also opined that the government is protecting the interests of the northern bandits and terrorist while trying to silent the peaceful people of the South and deprive them of their human rights and previledges.
At Igboho's House, according to the video was vandalised by the men who came to arrest him with blood-pool on the floor.
The attempt to arrest Igboho happened shortly after Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB was arrested by interpol in Kenya and extradited to Nigeria.
Meanwhile, Igboho escaped the arrest. In a statement, Igboho confirmed the attack. He added that he was in the how when the gun men broke in.
He has also added that there's no going back in the Yoruba nation protest in Lagos on Saturday.
Disclaimer: EReporters is not in support of whatever the person who shot the video said. The video was open source.
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