I Can’t Be Killed – Ighoho Boasts, Says Lagos Yoruba Nation Rally Will Hold

Activist and Yoruba Nation agitator, Chief Sunday Adeyemo popularly known as Sunday Igboho has declared that nobody can kill him.

This is as he also vowed that the planned Yoruba Nation rally slated for Lagos State on July 3, 2021, can’t be stopped by anybody.

He boasted that those saying he would be attacked or killed if he visits Lagos for the rally can’t do anything against him.

Igboho spoke while receiving a vehicle presented to him by some donors to support the agitation for an independent Yoruba Nation agitation.

He added that the planned rally is a peaceful one as the organizers have no intention to cause trouble while the people of Lagos State are waiting to receive him too.

According to him, “Some people are going about saying we shouldn’t come to Lagos that we’ll be killed, it is a lie and it is all false. Nobody has said he will kill Igboho in Lagos, and nobody has said Igboho should not come to Lagos

“I’m a true son of the soil, Lagos is a Yoruba land and does not belong to the Hausas or any other tribe, so let us focus on the current struggle and don’t let us dwell on rumors.

“Although in rumours, there are some elements of truth but we are optimistic. Lagos is a Yoruba land and majority of those in Lagos are Yorubas and the way Yorubas are suffering, many are not satisfied.

“We are not scared of anybody… We have done peaceful rallies across other southwest states and we are just creating awareness. We are not coming to Lagos to create crises or cause troubles. We are peaceful

“Those thinking we won’t hold the rally in Lagos are deceiving themselves; we call on the Lagos state government to provide security operatives to protect the agitators on the said date.

“Lagosians are ready to receive us peacefully on July 3, we are coming with a peaceful awareness too.”

Meanwhile, Naija News previously reported that the Lagos State Police Command has said it does not know that Yoruba freedom fighter, Sunday Adeyemo Igboho planning to storm Lagos.

The Lagos police through the Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi said they are not aware of any planned protest by the Yoruba activist.

Adejobi said the command would react appropriately when it is informed of the planned mass rally in Lagos.