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By Alao Abiodun
Popular Yoruba activist, Sunday Adeyemo aka Sunday Igboho has refuted trending reports of civil war attributed to him.
Igboho denied calling for any civil war in the interview he granted.
He said: “This fight is not about civil war, it is about the killer herdsmen who are killing are people.”
Igboho, in the short viral video, also introduced his spokesman, Olayomi Koiki, to speak on his behalf henceforth.
He said: “I have been seeing fake news flying here and there, some said I’m not scared of civil war, any news that you see henceforth that is not from Koiki don’t believe it.
Anything Koiki says about me is true because we sleep and wake up together every day.”
Igboho said he will no longer grant interviews, stating any news that comes from Koiki is authentic.
