ODUDUWA REPUBLIC AGITATORS BESIEGE MAPO HALL, IBADAN.....Demand For Yoruba Nation
It is true. It is happening now!
The above is the cry presently in the ancient city of Ibadan in Oyo State as a mammoth crowd, described as overwhelming has beside the famous and popular Mapo Hall.
According to trending reports, there is pandemonium in Ibadan as thousands of youths; women and leaders of Yoruba race stormed the largest city in West Africa, demanding for Oduduwa Republic.
Naij News Alert sources revealed that the protesters, led by a Yoruba group, “Ilana Omo Oodua”, have occupied several streets in Ibadan, clamoring for self determination.Armed with banners and Yoruba nation flags, the throng of protesters with their leaders addressing the people, disclosed that the Yoruba people are tired of staying with Nigeria.
Led by a former Senator, Professor Banji Akintoye, the protest, which was supposed to start around 9.am on Saturday, did not commence until 11.am due to the presence of heavy security personnel at the entrance and around the famous Mapo Hall.
Sensing the presence of heavy security personnel, the group of protesters later mobilized to the front of Mapo to begin the protest.
Some of those who spoke noted that Yoruba nation had suffered enough in Nigeria.

One of the leaders of the group, Bashorun Kunle Adesokan maintained that it was time for Yoruba race to have their own country.
He said, “Yoruba have suffered enough. We are not in support of the 2023 elections.
“We are telling all politicians not to contest. They should not contest to waste their money.”
He condemned the insecurity in Yorubaland, saying the people could no longer stand the injustice in Nigeria.
Adesojan said, “We are no longer part of Nigeria. Yoruba people are determined to stand alone. We are starting the rally here in Ibadan because this is the capital of the Yoruba nation.
"Our brothers in Kwara, Lagos, Kogi, Edo, Delta and other states are here. We are not going to use violence, we want the Yoruba nation. No retreat no surrender. Let Hausa go their way, let Fulani go their own way and Igbo people should also go.
“The rally has taken off; we won’t stop until we achieve our aim.”
One of the leaders of Itsekiri youths present at the rally, Isaac Ajatitan, said Itsekiri people were part of Yoruba and would support them to achieve this aim.
Publicity Secretary of the group, Mr. Maxwell Adeleye said that the security agencies did not allow the protest to hold at Mapo Hall as earlier scheduled.
He said, “Dear Colleagues, the Police in Mapo, Ibadan said they are at the venue to prevent hoodlums from hijacking the rally for Yoruba Self-Determination, and not stopping it from holding.”
Led by a former Senator, Professor Banji Akintoye, the protest, which was supposed to start around 9.am on Saturday, did not commence until 11.am due to the presence of heavy security personnel at the entrance and around the famous Mapo Hall.
Sensing the presence of heavy security personnel, the group of protesters later mobilized to the front of Mapo to begin the protest.
Some of those who spoke noted that Yoruba nation had suffered enough in Nigeria.

One of the leaders of the group, Bashorun Kunle Adesokan maintained that it was time for Yoruba race to have their own country.
He said, “Yoruba have suffered enough. We are not in support of the 2023 elections.
“We are telling all politicians not to contest. They should not contest to waste their money.”
He condemned the insecurity in Yorubaland, saying the people could no longer stand the injustice in Nigeria.
Adesojan said, “We are no longer part of Nigeria. Yoruba people are determined to stand alone. We are starting the rally here in Ibadan because this is the capital of the Yoruba nation.
"Our brothers in Kwara, Lagos, Kogi, Edo, Delta and other states are here. We are not going to use violence, we want the Yoruba nation. No retreat no surrender. Let Hausa go their way, let Fulani go their own way and Igbo people should also go.
“The rally has taken off; we won’t stop until we achieve our aim.”
One of the leaders of Itsekiri youths present at the rally, Isaac Ajatitan, said Itsekiri people were part of Yoruba and would support them to achieve this aim.
Publicity Secretary of the group, Mr. Maxwell Adeleye said that the security agencies did not allow the protest to hold at Mapo Hall as earlier scheduled.
He said, “Dear Colleagues, the Police in Mapo, Ibadan said they are at the venue to prevent hoodlums from hijacking the rally for Yoruba Self-Determination, and not stopping it from holding.”
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