Nigerians In Serious Danger, Foreign Terrorists Have Taken Over -Akintoye

Prof. Banji Akintoye, the leader of the Yoruba self-determination organization Ilana Omo Odua, claims that foreign terrorists have taken over the entire nation, not only the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

Nigeria, according to Akintoye, is already in grave danger as he presented a bleak image of the security situation.

Akintoye claimed that the Yoruba people needed their own country in order to end the insecurity when speaking over the phone during the group’s Congress on Tuesday in Ibadan.

He assured the people who had assembled to choose the party’s temporary leadership that this would be accomplished before the end of December and that they were holding a number of meetings to ensure it was.

He said, “Our nation is in serious danger, there is insecurity in our land. Foreign terrorists brought by the Fulani are all over our land but we shall drive them away.

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“By the grace of God, we shall have our country before the end of December. I repeat, we shall have our nation before the end of December by the grace of God.”

Ilana Omo Oodua, Chief Kunle Adelakun, alias Eruobodo, the interim general secretary, claimed that Nigeria was doomed to failure and that self-determination was the only viable option because the few oligarchs in power would not heed the need for restructuring.

He said, “We, Yoruba people, are ‘progressively naughty by nature’ and we would not allow the Nigerian contraption and the fraudulently imposed 1999 Constitution destroy our God-given intellect, human capital resources and promising future which is at par compared with the developed nations of the world.

“Our great people whom I call compatriots in the struggle and journey to freedom; I want to state clearly to us today that our hope for liberation might be scuttled if you fail in your task and responsibility.

“We must endorse the truth and the yawning of the over 65 million people for a new ‘Republic’ – the Yoruba Nation that would serve as ‘a hub of intellectual innovation and technological development’, which is destined to set a purposeful agenda and model for the rest of Africa.

“Let me say this to all – Nigeria is going nowhere, not because we don’t want it to grow or because we lack the intellectual capacity to make it work, but, it cannot work simply because Nigeria has been hooked to slave masters and the ruling class who are hell-bent to thwart democratic principles to favor their greed, ego and personal interests.”