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Sunday Igboho has done well, he shouldn’t take laws into his hands – Ooni of Ife

by Amadu Victor
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According to report reaching oyogist.com, the Ooni of Ife land, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, has called on popular Yoruba activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemo also known as Sunday Igboho, to ensue peace and avoid taking laws into his hands.

Oba Adeyeye noted that Sunday Igboho had done well in creating a very good awareness about the vile happenings in the South West and that he should allow the constituted authorities to take charge and handle the security challenges in the state.

The traditional ruler made this known during an on air interview with ARISE TV on Wednesday, while noting that the situation at hand needs to tackled with high level of intelligence so as to avoid hijacking and politicization.

“Let us be very objective. He (Igboho) is being a mouthpiece for the downtrodden. He came up and everybody is listening now but my advice to him as a traditional ruler is that he needs to be very careful so that the politicians won’t hijack the whole motive from him.

“He has done well and we’ve already praised him but he shouldn’t take laws into his hands. We have the governor there, he is the chief security officer of the state and Mr. President has invited him (Makinde). Let the right people that are being authorised to do what is right do it.

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“He (Igboho) has done well and the world has heard him but everything should be done in moderation.

“We know that the bandits are everywhere. He shouldn’t take laws into his hands. We have laws in this country and we should follow it. Let the right people chosen do and follow what they are supposed to do.

“Traditional rulers have a role to play. We should be very neutral and so far so good, we have been trying to be neutral. Whatever this government is doing, we always stand up to try and see how to support them. It is not as if we will now go out to criticise them. We are not politicians, we are traditional rulers; we should be respected, we should be neutral and we should accommodate all and sundry.”

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