Sunday Igboho has given an update on the planned Lagos Yoruba Nation Protest.
News Online reports that Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho has reiterated his commitment and readiness to lead a protest in Lagos on 3rd of July.
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Recall that the All Progressives Congress, APC, UK Chapter, earlier urged Igboho, to shun the planned Lagos rally slated to take place on July 3.
In a statement on Tuesday, the Chairman of APC UK, Dr Phillip Idaewor, urged the Yoruba activist to pipe low and shun any planned protest.
Idaewor stated that there were other ways for the group to channel their agitations.
He also stated that the rally should be suspended to avoid being hijacked by hoodlums to unleash terror on Lagos residents.
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However, Igboho, in a statement by his media aide, Onaolapo Omiyale Ademola, revealed that nothing would change the stipulated date for the rally.
He added that the march will be a “mega” rally regardless of what the security threats will be.
Meanwhile, the Lagos State Police Command has said that it is not aware of the planned rally.
The state police spokesperson, Muyiwa Adejobi, during an interview with newsmen, said the command will react to that once it is notified of the rally.
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“I am not aware of Sunday Igboho’s planned Lagos rally.
“When the command is aware, the command will react to that. For now, we are not aware of that,” he said.
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