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Bandits not spirits, rise up against them – Sunday Igboho to Nigerians
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Bandits not spirits, rise up against them – Sunday Igboho to Nigerians

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Yoruba nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo aka Igboho, has declared that bandits are not spirit.

Igboho urged youths across communities to rise up and defend their territories against them.

Speaking during the launch of Iru Ekun Security Network in Kwara State on Thursday, Igboho alleged that the activities of bandits had continued largely because of information and support provided by local collaborators.

“Bandits are not spirits. They have continued to operate because some people within our communities provide them with information and support. It is time for us to hold ourselves accountable.

“Our youths must rise to defend their communities because, with unity and cooperation, we can confront these criminals.

“If you know you are involved in activities that encourage banditry or threaten the peace of our state, this is the time to stop or leave. Anyone found participating in such crimes will face the consequences,” he warned.

The Yoruba nation freedom fighter also insisted that the security was not established to target Fulani people in the Southwest but to confront criminals in the region.

Bandits not spirits, rise up against them – Sunday Igboho to Nigerians

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