Yoruba Groups Protest in Lagos
By Segun Onibiyo
In Ojota, Lagos, Nigeria, hundreds of Yoruba activists protested on October 9, demanding an end to Fulani militia terror in the Southwest.
The demonstration, organized by Afenifere Council and Ifelodun Apapo Yoruba, featured leaders from Nigeria and the diaspora, including Mr. Takutijesu Ifelodun, Prophet Ologunloluwa, and Prince Eniola Ojajuni.
The protesters described the attacks as "systematic" and demanded urgent government action.
Author's summary: Yoruba groups protest Fulani militia terror.
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