‘I’m Still On Nigerian Govt’s Wanted List,’ Igboho Tackles Naja’atu Mohammed

Oodua agitator, Sunday Adeyemo also known as Sunday Igboho has said he is still on the wanted list of government despite the fact that his kinsman – a Yoruba man is the president of Nigeria.

Igboho said this on Wednesday, while responding to a claim made by Hajia Naja’atu Mohammed, a former director in President Tinubu’s presidential campaign.

Naja’atu had claimed Igboho was enjoying freedom of movement despite being on the wanted list of the Federal Government.

But Igboho stated that the claim was ridiculous while advising Naja’tu not to drag his name into political drama.

“I’m still on the wanted list of Federal Government despite the Presidency headed by President Bola Tinubu. Currently I’m using my German passport to travel in Europe and other continents and cannot enter the shores of Nigeria, having been declared wanted by security agencies under the leadership of former despotic President Muhammadu Buhari, who handed over a comatose economy to the present government. The order declaring me wanted still remain subsisting under the present government,” Igboho said.

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He also questioned the reason for him being wanted, stating that he was exerting his right to speech by questioning the state of affairs in the country.

“What was my offence? Because I voiced my objection to the incessant killings of farmers, maiming and sexual violation of women perpetrated by Fulani herders against South West communities, most especially in agrarian settlements during the inglorious regime of immediate past President Buhari. It is on record that on July 1, 2021, a combined team of heavily armed personnel from the Department of State Security (DSS) and the Nigerian Army invaded my residence in Ibadan, with the intent to either arrest or assassinate me. At the end of the vicious attack, which lasted for hours, two of my people were shot dead while 13 others were arrested,” Igboho said.

He also questioned Naja’atu, asking her of her input during a period of terrorists attack by Boko Haram.

“Where was Hajia Naja’atu Mohammed when Boko Haram terrorists and herders were wreaking havoc on Nigerians in the North and South West through mindless killings during administration of ex-President Muhammadu Buhari? During this period, an Islamic cleric, Sheik Abubakar Gumi, who was the negotiator between the Federal Government and terrorist groups made millions of dollars. It’s because Tinubu’s government has resolved to tackle insurgency headlong rather than employing the service of the likes of Gumi that prompted spurious claims and mischievous propaganda by this woman. But she should desist from bringing my name into her diatribe,” he said.