Igboho orders Fulani community in Oyo to present kidnappers, gives ultimatum

By Adejayan Gbenga

Pro-Yoruba Nation activist , Sunday Igboho, has reportedly issued a two-hour ultimatum to Fulani residents in Igboho, Oyo State, over alleged cases of abductions within the community.

The ultimatum was said to have been issued in response to rising concerns among residents over insecurity and repeated kidnapping incidents in the area.

According to reports, Igboho demanded the release or presentation of individuals allegedly linked to the reported abductions, which have heightened tension in the community.

The development was said to have triggered widespread attention, with residents closely monitoring the situation as fear and uncertainty spread across the area.

Community sources claimed that the ultimatum came amid growing frustration over recurring security challenges affecting daily life and movement in the locality.

As of press time, no official confirmation had been issued by security agencies or government authorities regarding the alleged ultimatum.

Meanwhile, residents of the area have continued to call for calm, urging all parties involved to avoid actions that could escalate tensions further.

Security concerns remain a persistent issue in parts of Oyo State and other regions, with stakeholders consistently advocating coordinated efforts to address insecurity and protect lives and property.