Sunday igboho breaking news
I'm assuming you're referring to Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho, a Nigerian activist who has been in the news recently for his efforts to protect the rights of the Yoruba people and his opposition to the Fulani herdsmen.
Here are some recent breaking news updates about Sunday Igboho:
Latest News:
- Sunday Igboho's House Raided by Nigerian Police: On July 1, 2021, the Nigerian police raided Sunday Igboho's residence in Ibadan, Oyo State, arresting several of his associates and seizing weapons and ammunition. Igboho himself was not present at the time of the raid.
- Igboho's Aides Arrested and Detained: Following the raid on his residence, several of Igboho's aides were arrested and detained by the police. They include his personal assistant, Abdulateef Adeyemi, and several others.
- Igboho's Supporters Protest Police Raid: In response to the police raid on Igboho's residence, his supporters took to the streets in Ibadan and other parts of Nigeria to protest the action. They accused the police of harassment and intimidation.
- Igboho's Lawyer Demands Release of Aides: Igboho's lawyer, Yomi Alliyu, has demanded the release of his client's aides, who were arrested during the police raid. He accused the police of violating their human rights.
- Igboho's Group Vows to Continue Fight for Yoruba Rights: Despite the police raid and the arrest of his aides, Igboho's group has vowed to continue their fight for the rights of the Yoruba people. They have accused the Nigerian government of neglecting the Yoruba people and allowing Fulani herdsmen to terrorize them.
Background:
Sunday Igboho is a Nigerian activist who has been leading a campaign to protect the rights of the Yoruba people, particularly in the southwestern region of Nigeria. He has been critical of the Nigerian government's handling of the Fulani herdsmen crisis, which has led to the displacement of many Yoruba people and the destruction of their properties.
Igboho's group has been accused of being violent and has been involved in several clashes with Fulani herdsmen and the Nigerian police. However, Igboho and his supporters argue that they are fighting for their rights and are being unfairly targeted by the government.
Stay Tuned for Updates:
I'll continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available.