Yoruba activist Sunday Adeyemo alias Sunday Igboho on Monday arrived Ogun State in his move to end alleged criminal activities by suspected herdsmen.
Igboho, who stopped briefly in Abeokuta around 4pm and had a brief interaction with his supporters, later proceeded to Ketuland where some soldiers allegedly connived with herdsmen to flog some farmers for not allowing cattle grazing on their farms in Yewa-North Local Government Area of the state.
“I observe there is an injustice from the herdsmen because they know the power that they have in the Federal Government. So, they behave as if Yoruba people are nobody. They kill our people, they kidnap our people, and they rape our women,” the activist told his supporters in Abeokuta.
“Any Fulani herdsman who engages in kidnapping would be flushed out.”
He also thanked the state governor Dapo Abiodun for allowing him in the state.
Sunday Igboho’s decision to pursue his agenda comes despite a meeting south-west governors held with herders where certain resolutions such as night and underage grazing were banned.
