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Sunday Igboho, a Yoruba born activist had made an open warning to go after armed rampaging Fulanis from Igangan in Oyo State over continued insecurity concern.
The community, Igangan is located in Ibarapa North Local Government Area.
The activist had on Friday, marched to settling areas with his supporters issued a stringent warning to the Fulani to vacate in one week.
The grassroots mobilizer handed out the deadline when he meets face to face with the Seriki Fulani, Saliu Kadri.
Igboho blamed Kadri’s subjects for murdering Yoruba people.
He detailed the assassination of Fatai Aborode, an Oyo business man, Alhaja Serifat Adisa and her children, an Igangan prince, among others.
Igboho divulged he operated on the recommendation of traditional rulers.
The monarchs complain they were vulnerable about continual killings and kidnappings within their communities.
However, the Oyo State Government decried the quit notice.
Governor Seyi Makinde advised against displacement of any ethic group and promised to deal with agitators.
Igboho has called his bluff as he chased Fulani out today.
