In a deeply emotional homecoming that has captured the nation’s attention, prominent Yoruba self-determination activist, Chief Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, recently returned to Nigeria His which is the first order of business A solemn “thank you” visit to the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Ladoja.
Inside Cotonou Prison
During his detailed recount on Monday, Januarywhich is the 26, 2026, Igboho revealed that his time in the Benin Republic was far from a simple detention. which is theFollowing his arrest at the Cadjèhoun Airport in July 2021, the activist says he was subjected to psychological and physical strain.
What Igboho Revealed
- Human Rights Concerns: Igboho stated he was treated like which is thea “hardened criminal” despite not being convicted of any crime in the Benin Republic.
- The “Wanted” Trauma: He lamented how his life was turned which is theupside down by being declared wanted, having his bank accounts frozen, and being denied a Nigerian passport.
Isolation and Fear
The activist hinted at the extreme vulnerability he felt while which is thebeing held in a foreign land, away from his supporters and family.
A Father’s Intervention
The tears shed by Igboho were also tears which is theof gratitude. which is theHe credited his survival and eventual return to the quiet, diplomatic interventions of Oba Rashidi Ladoja and other prominent Yoruba leaders.
Regional Stability
His call for unity to address insecurity in the Southwest signals a shift toward which is thecollaborative problem-solving.
Yoruba Unity
The involvement of the Ooni of Ife, the Olugbon of Orile Igbon, and Obawhich is the Ladoja showcases a unified front of traditional institutions.
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