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Yoruba Statesman Warns South-west Politicans, Says They Are Distractions To Oduduwa Republic Agitations

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Mar 23, 2021.

A Yoruba elder statesman and Leader of the Ilana Omo Yoruba, Prof. Akintoye has issued warnings to Yoruba politicans canvassing for 2023 election, saying they should come to terms with what is currently in play in South-West Nigeria.
He said the political jobbers under APC and PDP are dummies being used in action: “Any politician from South West declaring allegiance to this government and any political party under them is an enemy of the people in South-West. We have been surrounded”.

A Yoruba elder statesman and Leader of the Ilana Omo Yoruba, Prof. Akintoye has issued warnings to Yoruba politicans canvassing for 2023 election, saying they should come to terms with what is currently in play in South-West Nigeria.

According to the elder stateman, the reality must dawn on the South-west governors that the government that be is scheming things in a tactical political gameplay aimed at using them against their own people with war imminent and Fulanis surrounding the entire Yoruba regions and waiting for a mass killing command.

He said the political jobbers under APC and PDP are dummies being used in action: “Any politician from South West declaring allegiance to this government and any political party under them is an enemy of the people in South-West. We have been surrounded. We are being played politically. War of destruction is facing us and we have to defend our land and create more defence groups and form a formidable front to defend Yorubaland”

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Professor Akintoye warned all Yorubas that this is not a time to argue or fight over political matters as they are being used as distractions to catch SW unawares.

He added that Yorubas are now running away from their lands and now seeking refugees in West African countries and all must rise up for the defence of Yoruba land.

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