AND Fulani man has sparked reactions online after a video surfaced showing him threatening Yoruba nation activists Sunday Igboho.
In the viral video, the man claimed to have received information that Sunday Igboho was planning to visit and burn down their houses.
One dares to visit the Sunday Igboho
Speaking in the video, the man challenged Sunday Igboho come to the scene, insisting that he must not abandon the alleged plan.
He offers money for fuel
He also mocked the activist, saying if he does not have enough money to fuel his vehicle for the trip, he and others are ready to send him N10 million to cover the cost of transportation.
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.”
Look below;
The Fulani man urged Sunday Igboho to invite and engage in dialogue, saying he was ready to financially support the trip if needed. pic.twitter.com/sCYrzxv1A2
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