Oluwo of Iwo Land, King AbdulRasheed Akanbi, has blamed the protesters for the attack on a Yoruba tribal home, Sunday Igboho.

King Akanbi did not say the last to Sunday Igboho because he was a Yoruba, but he did not listen to the public.

He noted that when the uprising against the Yoruba Nation began, he was adamant that it was not the way to go about it and was asking for the retention of Yoruba land.

In his speech, the Observer said that the activists should first talk to the public about what they want, and that the public should consider whether it is possible, and how they should proceed.

However, he said the guerrillas led by Sunday Igboho were beginning to crack down on them, with the people backing them.

“They forgot that the king is in control of everything, and the government has the authority to protect the people.”

“The government cannot look forward to what happened during the protest against the police crackdown. ENDSARS is happening again in Nigeria.”

He said the government was therefore working to ensure there was no violence in the area. ‘

“The sea is not roaring, we are roaring, we are not fighting against the government, we are negotiating with the government.”

Oluwo of Iwo Land, King Abdul Rasheed Akanbi added that he felt sorry for the victims. because the body is flexible, the body is flexible in the words Sunday Sunday.

King Akanbi had their son on Sunday Igboho because the child could not be worse off crying because he was the father of Igboho.

Our observer prays for God to save him from the trouble he is facing.