•urges Tinubu to intervene
From Femi Oyelola, Kaduna
The Northern Consensus Movement of Nigeria (NCM) has expressed dismay over alleged fresh ultimatum from Sunday Adeniyi Adeyemo also known as Sunday Igboho to the Fulani community, residing in Yorubaland to vacate the region.
The President of NCM Comrade Dr Awwal Abdullahi Aliyu who asserted this during a press conference held in Kaduna, urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led federal government to checkmate Igboho’s activity.
Aliyu noted Nigeria is a nation and must be united, as stated in the section 41(1) of the 1999 Nigerian constitution as amended, every Nigerians he added has a right to live in any part of the country.
He also decried that Sunday Igboho who was released from Prison recently will not sit down and work for the unity of the Country but rather try to create more trouble for the country
He opined that the NCM would do everything possible to stop that move and if he refused to listen, they didn’t have any option other than to ask all Yorubas in the North to go back to their region.
He added that “on the issue of compensation for our victims as a result of Endsars killing, Shasha Akinyale market, IPOB and ESN killing we have been pursuing it for some years since previous administration a lot of promise was made but still the federal government refused to fulfil the promises
“So, we are requesting Mr. president on this issue of compensation to do something about it as we are giving a 4weeks ultimatum if nothing is being done we are going peacefully demonstrate
“After which we will short down the country on all foodstuffs moving from North to all southern parts of the country and if we say it, we mean it.”
