BREAKING: Yoruba Nation Agitators Hold Rally In Akure

• A group of Yoruba independence agitators, on Saturday, held a rally in Akure, the Ondo State capital.
• The agitators were armed with banners and Yoruba Nation flags that read, “Support Orile Ede Yoruba”.

A group of Yoruba independence agitators, on Saturday, held a rally in Akure, the Ondo State capital.

The Yoruba Nation agitators, EKO HOT BLOG gathered, converged at Isinkan Roundabout in the state capital, calling for self-determination.

The agitators were armed with banners and Yoruba Nation flags that read, “Support Orile Ede Yoruba”.

Speaking, one of the agitators, who identified himself as Tosin, said, “We know why we call for Oduduwa Nation. We know how hard it is to survive right now. Should we be slaves to the Hausas? No. God has given the Yorubas all the resources needed for survival.”

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He added, “We are a nation; we are not forcing this. Someone from Osun State can understand someone from Kwara State, another from Ekiti will also understand.

“We are to rise and support one another so we can be free from bondage. By the time we gain independence, we will have enough; our farms will be safe, no Fulani herder will bring their cows on our farmlands to destroy it.”

Another agitator present at the rally, who also identified herself as Deborah, lamented the rate of unemployment and insecurity in the country.

The agitator said, “Enough is enough. We are tired. There are no jobs for the youth, the security architecture is terrible. No food, no security; everything is now expensive. We are free-borns, not slaves. We shouldn’t be living as slaves.

“The independence of the Oduduwa Nation will be actualized because we are all in support of this move.”

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