Yoruba Nation: Akintoye, Igboho write Tinubu, seek exit from Nigeria

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Yoruba Nation: Akintoye, Igboho write Tinubu, seek exit from Nigeria
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“Most of us, Yoruba, have no confidence in the ‘restructuring’ that some of our most respected Yoruba leaders, such as our fathers in our highly exalted Afenifere, are advocating,” the group said.

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According to the group, the Fulani attacks and killings have led to instability and forced many farmers to abandon their farms, potentially leading to years of famine. “We have the honour to send to Your Excellency this important letter on behalf of the many millions of Yoruba people at home in Yorubaland in Nigeria and the Diaspora in almost all countries across the world.

The group noted that in the Middle Belt, horrendous blood-letting was going on with many families forced into Internally Displaced People camps while many of their villages were seized by the Fulani and renamed as Fulani villages. It contended that the Fulani elite seemed determined to make Nigeria ungovernable for President Tinubu and that they would never accept any official action of his.

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