Prominent Yoruba activist Chief Sunday Igboho has declared his firm resolve to permanently eliminate banditry and kidnapping activities in the region.
During a recent engagement with traditional leaders in Kogi State, he emphasised his preparedness to confront and dismantle these security threats decisively.
The statement underscores his commitment to restoring stability in areas long affected by criminal elements.Igboho specifically assured the Oba Aro of Kabba, along with representatives of the Okun and Yagba communities, of his intention to expel bandits and foster lasting peace.
He highlighted the proximity of these threats to Yorubaland and expressed confidence that, with collaborative support from local authorities, monarchs, and security agencies, the menace could be effectively neutralised.
His remarks reflect a broader determination to protect indigenous communities from ongoing insecurity.
This visit to Kogi West has drawn attention amid rising concerns over kidnapping and banditry in the area. Igboho’s pledge positions him as a key figure in grassroots efforts to address these challenges, potentially galvanising community support and coordinated action.
The development is being closely monitored as stakeholders anticipate concrete steps toward enhanced regional security.
