‘I’ve Accepted My Fate’ — Sunday Igboho Speaks From Beninoise Prison

Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo, higher often called Sunday Igboho, says he has accepted his detention at a jail facility within the Republic of Benin as his “journey in life between me and God.”

On July 20, Igboho and Ropo, his wife, have been arrested on the Cadjèhoun Airport in Cotonou by Benin Republic’s safety forces whereas he was making an attempt to flee to Germany.

He was detained on the request of the Nigerian authorities, who had declared him “needed” after raiding his residence within the Soka space of Ibadan, Oyo State.

Every week later, a Benin court docket blocked the rapid extradition of the self-determination activist to Nigeria whereas ruling that Igboho be remanded in jail pending additional judgement.

Talking in a leaked audio obtained by SaharaReporters, the Yoruba activist stated he wasn’t afraid of being extradited to Nigeria.

He stated in Yoruba, “My journey in life is between me and my God, I’ve accepted my destiny the place I’m presently. I’m not afraid of something once more, besides my God. Even when taken earlier than the Choose, I’ll inform him I’m not afraid of him besides God. He can do something to me.

“Even when it’s Nigeria they wish to take me to, I’m not afraid. At the least Nnamdi Kanu is there, we’re each combating for a similar trigger. In the event that they wish to take me again to Nigeria, then no drawback. I’ve been profitable my circumstances in Nigeria, even (Legal professional Common of the Federation, Abubakar) Malami was compelled to attraction a few of them. It obtained to a stage he claimed he wasn’t conscious of DSS (Division of State Companies) assault on my home. He claimed he didn’t ship them.

“It wasn’t the ability of the Beninese authorities that made me to be right here, it was as a result of God needed it like that. And I’m certain God will quickly launch me from prison even if all lawyers say they aren’t able to defend me once more. I’m not afraid of something or anyone once more. If it’s Nigeria, allow them to take me there. My father was very highly effective when he was alive, however he died. He and my mum have been very poor. However take a look at me at the moment, I’m wealthy.”