“You will not come home alive” – Fulani Man sends powerful message to Sunday Igboho in popular video
- A video has surfaced online showing a Fulani man threatening Yoruba activist Sunday Igboho.
- The man claims to have received information about Igboho’s alleged plan to visit and burn houses.
- The video caused significant reactions and discussions among viewers.
A video circulating online has sparked reactions after a man from the Fulani tribe was seen threatening activists of the Yoruba nation, Sunday Igboho.
In the viral video, the man stated that he was informed that Igboho was planning to visit the area and set houses on fire.
He continued to challenge the activist, insisting that he should proceed with the alleged plan and not hesitate to come to the site.
The man also mocked Igboho, claiming that if he lacks transportation funds, he and others are ready to contribute about N10 million to support his journey.
In his words:
“Salamaleikum. I want this video to reach Sunday Igboho. We heard he is coming to our father’s house to set it on fire.
“Tell him that he is a bastard if he does not come, and not a true son of his father.
“We explained to Sunday Igboho that he should inform us if he does not have enough money to fuel his car so that we can send him N10 million to fuel his Hilux.
“The Hilux can use a lot of fuel which might be too high for it to afford to come.
“If Sunday Igboho comes here and comes back alive, may I not achieve anything I came for in this life. I swear by the Quran.
“Sunday Igboho has no charms. All his vaunted charms are lies.
“We follow the power of the Quran, the power of Prophet Muhammad. If he comes here, he will not come back alive, and if he does not come, he is not a true son of Yoruba nor a true son of Oduduwa.”
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