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Secession: Yoruba groups in diaspora meet over separation from Nigeria
More than 174 Yoruba groups in diaspora, under have met at an International Webinar Conference on Saturday, March, 27 declaring their support for a republic
Southern senators announce decision on agitation for Yoruba nation, Biafra Republic
Southern senators in the NASS have reacted to the calls for secession by groups in the country. The lawmakers pledged their loyalty to the unity of Nigeria.
Secession: Nigerian governor discloses what must be done to achieve the Yoruba Nation
The Ondo state governor Rotimi Akeredolu, has explained that any agitation for a Yoruba Nation without consensus of the south-west region is bound to fail.
Popular monarch says secession agitation dead on arrival, reveals what Yoruba wants
The Olu of Iwo, Oba Abdulrasheed Adewale Akanbi, has urged Yoruba people across the country to root for Yoruba presidency instead of calling for secession.
Former presidential candidate speaks against possible arrest of Sunday Igboho
A former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Obadiah Mailafia has explained why it will be unwise to have a Yoruba activist, Sunday Adeyemi arrested
You've surrendered Ondo farmlands to herdsmen - Akintoye slams Akeredolu
Governor Rotimi Akeredolu has been accused by the Ilana Omo Oodua of surrendering farmlands in Ondo state to herdmen who have threatened the lives of citizens.
Governor Fayemi says those calling for secession are doing so out of frustration
Kayode Fayemi, governor of Ekiti , has opposed calls for secession of the south-west states from Nigeria. He said Nigerian will overcome its current challenges.
Oduduwa Republic: Stay away from Ondo, Akeredolu sends warning message to Igboho, others
The Ondo state governor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, has warned Chief Sunday Igboho and others agitating for a sovereign Yoruba State to stay away from the state.
Alake of Egbaland rejects recent calls for southwest secession from Nigeria
The reverred monarch said Nigeria cannot afford another war because no country can absorb the huge number of Nigerians that could be displaced by an uprising.
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