Yoruba Nation: Agitators Threaten More Havoc, Warn Tinubu, Makinde
The self-acclaimed Yoruba Nation agitators, on Tuesday, threatened to cause more havoc if security agents refuse to release their members arrested during the invasion of the Oyo State House of Assembly.
Twenty One suspected agitators were arrested and paraded by the state Police Command over the incident.
The Deputy Coordinator of the agitators, Victor Adewale, in a statement, also threatened President Bola Tinubu and Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State to bear the brunts if they fail to release arrested agitators.
The said Adewale according to the statement is based in Sweden and serves as the European Coordinator of the Oodua Progressive Union, OPU.
It noted that he was installed Akingbayi Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland in 2020.
The statement reads: “If Seyi Makinde refuses to release our men that were arrested and makes them sleep in the cell, he has called for war and Bola Tinubu will be greatly affected. The way we will ravage, you won’t all understand.
“I’m directed to warn you for the last time. Governor Makinde must release our warriors he arrested at the secretariat in Ibadan. He must release them immediately, he should return them to the secretariat, let them be doing their own there and we should be doing ours.
“If he continues to hold them, wherever you are; you will be rooted out. Our proclamation letters are with them. Tinubu, Tunji Disu, Makinde and all Amotekun in Yoruba land and the police, you must release those guys immediately. War is coming and I want to implore Yoruba people to go out en masse to protest. However, whether you like it or not, we have an interim government now for Yoruba Nation.”
Meanwhile, the Police in Oyo State, said it discovered more exhibits hidden in an uncompleted building around the University College Hospital in Ibadan.
