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I'm coming for killer herdsmen in ogun - Sunday igboho

Yoruba activist, Sunday Adeyemo popularly known as Sunday Igboho has announced that he will be going after killer herdsmen in Ogun state. 

The activist who said that God wanted to liberate Ibarapa people of Oyo state from the captivity of herdsmen when he went there, told newsmen that he has heard about the criminal activities of herdsmen in Ogun state. 

Igboho said “What many people do not know about this whole issue is that it was God that wanted to liberate Ibarapa people from the captivity of herdsmen that I went there.

“The suffering that the people of Ibarapa were going through was brought to the fore by the death of Dr. Aborode, Aborode. it exposed a lot of things going on in that area.

“Many who have been killed and kidnapped there are not small. We however thank God that normalcy has been restored gradually.

“By the grace of God, the remaining issues in Ogun state will be resolved, all criminal herdsmen in Ogun state should get prepared I am coming.”

He also accused politicians of trying to discourage the struggle despite his genuine intentions.

Igboho added “I am more than what anybody can bribe or win over with money. I do not have any children in Nigeria that herdsmen can kidnap and no herdsmen can stop me on the way.

“Enough is enough, that is why I’m fighting this struggle. On this struggle, no going back." 

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