Don’t Create Another Problem Again, Surrender To DSS and stop hiding Olowu Advises Sunday Igboho.

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The Olowu Kuta and Chairman Supreme Council of Owu Obas, Oba Hameed Makama, has advised Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Ighoho aka Sunday Ighoho, to give up himself to the Department of State Services(DSS).

The monarch spoke in his palace at Owu Kuta in Aiyedire Local Government Area of Osun State with newsmen.

He told self-determination agitators to dialogue with Federal Government.

He stressed at the council of Obas’ meeting, nobody ever discussed secession and the monarchs believe in the corporate entity of this country.

The Olowu Kuta and Chairman Supreme Council of Owu Obas, Oba Hameed Makama, has advised Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Ighoho aka Sunday Ighoho, to give up himself to the Department of State Services(DSS).

The monarch spoke in his palace at Owu Kuta in Aiyedire Local Government Area of Osun State with newsmen.

He told self-determination agitators to dialogue with Federal Government.

He stressed at the council of Obas’ meeting, nobody ever discussed secession and the monarchs believe in the corporate entity of this country.

“The banditry and Boko Haram that we have at hand is more than enough. So, I will advise the agitators to dialogue with the Federal Government.

Sunday Igboho should give himself to the government voluntarily. He will have sympathy rather than they go fishing him out.”

He added: “Rather than calling for secession, I would support restructuring because if you restructure, then you can devolve power. If power is devolved, there will be more money.

Local government autonomy has become an aberration, especially in the Southwest. The state governments have killed the local government and that is one of the major problems that we have. I will support holistic, clear, defined restructuring, rather than secession.

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“If the local government is well organised, some problems of insecurity will be solved. As we are, the traditional rulers, we don’t have a constitutional role and we are the principal stakeholders.”

 

 

 

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