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Yoruba Nation Rally: Lagos Protesters Scamper For Safety

Yoruba Nation Rally: Lagos Protesters Scamper For Safety
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The Ojota area of Lagos is currently boiling as police officers have begun to disperse Yoruba nation protesters. The protesters who surfaced around 10:40am gathered at the Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota, chanting songs, while also displaying banners.
The police stood back and watched for some minutes and about 40 minutes after the agitation continued, police officers began spraying water at the protesters while advancing forward.
Gunshots were also fired into the air as protesters scamper for safety while Journalists at the venue noted that some agitators were arrested.
Some of the protesters were women who were decked in white wrappers, like Orisha devotees.
The traditionalists accompanied by other Protesters chanted “Oduduwa Nation now”, “Yoruba Nation Now”
The traditionalists while speaking to police men urged them to protect them rather than teargas them.
Igboho, speaking from his hideout yesterday, accused President Muhammadu Buhari and the Federal Government of persecuting him for his “resistance to the incessant killing, raping and kidnapping of my people in Southwest Nigeria by armed Fulani herdsmen.”

Igboho, who was declared wanted by the Department of State Security (DSS) soon after the raid of his Ibadan house on Wednesday, said in a lengthy statement that Government was out to “forcefully silence me so that the criminal herdsmen, who enjoy government’s sympathy, protection and immunity, can easily outrun the Southwest.”

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The Ojota area of Lagos is currently boiling as police officers have begun to disperse Yoruba nation protesters. The protesters who surfaced around 10:40am gathered at the Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota, chanting songs, while also displaying banners.
The police stood back and watched for some minutes and about 40 minutes after the agitation continued, police officers began spraying water at the protesters while advancing forward.
Gunshots were also fired into the air as protesters scamper for safety while Journalists at the venue noted that some agitators were arrested.
Some of the protesters were women who were decked in white wrappers, like Orisha devotees.
The traditionalists accompanied by other Protesters chanted “Oduduwa Nation now”, “Yoruba Nation Now”
The traditionalists while speaking to police men urged them to protect them rather than teargas them.
Igboho, speaking from his hideout yesterday, accused President Muhammadu Buhari and the Federal Government of persecuting him for his “resistance to the incessant killing, raping and kidnapping of my people in Southwest Nigeria by armed Fulani herdsmen.”

Igboho, who was declared wanted by the Department of State Security (DSS) soon after the raid of his Ibadan house on Wednesday, said in a lengthy statement that Government was out to “forcefully silence me so that the criminal herdsmen, who enjoy government’s sympathy, protection and immunity, can easily outrun the Southwest.”

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The Ojota area of Lagos is currently boiling as police officers have begun to disperse Yoruba nation protesters. The protesters who surfaced around 10:40am gathered at the Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota, chanting songs, while also displaying banners.
The police stood back and watched for some minutes and about 40 minutes after the agitation continued, police officers began spraying water at the protesters while advancing forward.
Gunshots were also fired into the air as protesters scamper for safety while Journalists at the venue noted that some agitators were arrested.
Some of the protesters were women who were decked in white wrappers, like Orisha devotees.
The traditionalists accompanied by other Protesters chanted “Oduduwa Nation now”, “Yoruba Nation Now”
The traditionalists while speaking to police men urged them to protect them rather than teargas them.
Igboho, speaking from his hideout yesterday, accused President Muhammadu Buhari and the Federal Government of persecuting him for his “resistance to the incessant killing, raping and kidnapping of my people in Southwest Nigeria by armed Fulani herdsmen.”

Igboho, who was declared wanted by the Department of State Security (DSS) soon after the raid of his Ibadan house on Wednesday, said in a lengthy statement that Government was out to “forcefully silence me so that the criminal herdsmen, who enjoy government’s sympathy, protection and immunity, can easily outrun the Southwest.”

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The Ojota area of Lagos is currently boiling as police officers have begun to disperse Yoruba nation protesters. The protesters who surfaced around 10:40am gathered at the Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota, chanting songs, while also displaying banners.
The police stood back and watched for some minutes and about 40 minutes after the agitation continued, police officers began spraying water at the protesters while advancing forward.
Gunshots were also fired into the air as protesters scamper for safety while Journalists at the venue noted that some agitators were arrested.
Some of the protesters were women who were decked in white wrappers, like Orisha devotees.
The traditionalists accompanied by other Protesters chanted “Oduduwa Nation now”, “Yoruba Nation Now”
The traditionalists while speaking to police men urged them to protect them rather than teargas them.
Igboho, speaking from his hideout yesterday, accused President Muhammadu Buhari and the Federal Government of persecuting him for his “resistance to the incessant killing, raping and kidnapping of my people in Southwest Nigeria by armed Fulani herdsmen.”

Igboho, who was declared wanted by the Department of State Security (DSS) soon after the raid of his Ibadan house on Wednesday, said in a lengthy statement that Government was out to “forcefully silence me so that the criminal herdsmen, who enjoy government’s sympathy, protection and immunity, can easily outrun the Southwest.”

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