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Oyo Crisis: Read What Igboho Said That Will Happen To The People Who Burnt His House In 48 Hours

 


A famous Yoruba freedom fighter and activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemi, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, has issued out a threat to those people who got his house burnt in Soka area of Ibadan, Oyo State. He said that the arsonists will run mad in 48 hours.

Igboho further said that the attackers thought that he would be at home, when they set his house ablaze around 3.am on Tuesday, but missed him.

It was gathered that when the arsonists arrived in his residence, they started shooting sporadically into the air before setting the house on fire.

This ugly incident took place few days after the freedom fighter vowed that no Fulani herdsman will be left in Ibarapaland.

A source close to Igboho has revealed that the arsonists stormed his old house around 3am, with the attention that he would be around.

Chief Igboho wrote on his Twitter account, that the arsonists thought that he was in the house but they don’t know that you cannot kill a breeze, he assured his people that he is sound and safe. He revealed that the identity of the arsonists will be uncovered and that they will also run mad in 48 hours.

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