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17.4.21

Yoruba leaders converge in Ibadan, say Nigeria cannot work, demand Oduduwa republic



Yoruba leaders under the banner of the Ilana Omoodua Youth Initiatives has today converged in Ibadan to agitate for secession, saying restructuring of Nigeria was too late for Yoruba people.

The group, which has been calling for Oduduwa republic in the last few years over several challenges facing the country, and have more than 200 affiliate groups in Nigeria and outside the country, has threatened to disrupt the 2023 general elections if its agitation is not considered. Its rally at Mapo in Ibadan drew representatives of Itsekiri in Delta, Yoruba in Edo and Kwara as well as other southwestern states. Secretary of the movement, Akin Adejumo, represented by Banji Akintoye at the rally, said, “It is only a lunatic that will be doing things in the same way and expect a different result. Yoruba people are not lunatic and that is why we want a better future for our children. Nigeria is not working. Another leader, Basorun Kunle Adesokan, said, “We can no longer tolerate this undemocratic government again. Nigeria is not working and it won’t work. We want our Odu’a nation and we must achieve it,” he said.




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