It was a gathering of who-is-who in Yoruba land cutting across eight states, Kogi and Kwara inclusive. “At the national level today, we have unprecedented state of insecurity culminated by kidnapping, Fulani herdsmen harassment and all sorts of criminality that have enveloped Yoruba land today. I wrote letters to the governors of the South West asking for a security summit but they did not respond. In the Yoruba land, I still have the power to roll out one million people within three days. He traced the dire security state of the nation to a tripartite cycle of ignorance, poverty and crime.

Source: Nigerian Tribune July 02, 2019 03:53 UTC