Oyo Farmers Can Now Return To Their Farmland As Fulani Warlord Did The Unexpected

 

It no longer News that Nigeria is in her trying times as citizens experience diverse tribal clashes especially in the rural regions of the country. Pertaining to this, President Muhammad Buhari has taken some serious steps to ensure an effective way of tackling terrorism within the nation. Prior to this, several prominent Nigerians has also contributed to the situation by dropping their opinions on what should be done to end this clash.

I think Nigerians really need to give Sunday Igboho more accolades and awards for being a humanitarian for his patriotic actions has made a deep impact in our immediate society as we speak. Concerning, the eviction of Seriki Fulani some weeks ago, every other fierce warlord recognized as Wakil emerged he threatened to kill farmers if they remain in their farmlands as he set up a " No Cross Zone" . But Wakil eventually ran away which proves he is nothing however a Coward.

The Deputy chairman of Oyo State, Council of Obas, Oba Francis Alao who show up to be the Olugbon of Orile Igbon simply spread the true information that Wakil has in the end run away from the neighborhood after posing numerous threats to the lives and properties of the residents, most in particular the farmers. He had threatened to kill any farmer who crossed his zone.

That' s why I feel the Yoruba race wishes to admire Igboho for his extraordinary influences in the land. Wakil who must have heard what befell to his fellow man, Seriki Fulani and how his home and residences well worth hundreds of thousands had been set ablaze, he have to have given it a 2d thought. This have to be the purpose why he fled the location else he would be evicted just as Seriki was chased away.

It didn' t give up there, upon this many customers has been reacting in various varieties on the social media to the News of Wakil' s disappearance as pronounced on SaharaReporters few hours ago. Just as expected, many users return gratitude to Sunday Igboho for the early actions he took which ought to have added panic upon Wakil and his fellow herdsmen.

Here are the remark below. . .