Popular Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho, has asked President Muhammadu Buhari and South-West governors to address the security challenges in the region and in the country in general.
Sunday Igboho made the appeal in his 2022 New Year Message issued by one of his lawyers in Nigeria, Pelumi Olajengbesi.
The activist urged the federal government to protect every Nigerian living in the country regardless of their tribe, religion or political leanings.
According to the activist, the Muhammadu Buhari governnment has not yet solved the insecurity in the South-West zone which was the genesis of his agitation for Yoruba Nation. 
The message reads, “Let it be abundantly clear that I am not at war with President Buhari, the Governors or anybody in government. What I want the government to do is to address the genesis of my agitation for a Yoruba Nation.
“The genesis is the insecurity in Ibarapaland and other places in the entire Yorubaland where farmers were maimed, hacked to death, kidnapped and raped as if there are no security agents in the country. Everybody deserves to be protected and feel safe in their country regardless of their tribe, religion or political leanings.
“At some points our people became helpless and they can no longer go to their farmlands again. Scores of farmers were butchered to death in 2021 and the government pretends that all is okay. No, this must not continue and this was why I rose to stop the menace. I didn’t speak up to fight government, I spoke to ensure protection for our people.
“My message is that in 2022, the government should rise up and put an end to the havoc caused by herdsmen that are criminals and give everyone a sense of belonging – whether foreign or locals — and stop the attack of our people in Yorubaland.
“I am not selfish about myself, I am more concerned about helpless citizens who buried their loved ones to aimless killings in 2021 and I pray the Almighty God would stop the killings of innocent people in Nigeria.”
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