A group in Yorubaland, Southwest Security Stakeholders Group (SSSG), has raised the alarm over influx of non-Nigerians into all the six states in South-West, saying the situation is threatening the peace of the region.

In a statement by its Publicity Secretary, Adewole Ireti, the group said it was alarmed by the raging influx of non-Nigerians from Mali, Chad, Niger Republic and other neighbouring African countries into the South-West

According to the statement made available to The Guardian in Ibadan, the group raised the alarm after a meeting held at the residence of the convener and Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams.

Ireti stated also that the group could no longer keep mute at the impending danger lurking around the region.

“After the meeting with leaders of the Southwest Security Stakeholders Group from across the South-West, we agreed to raise the alarm over the influx of non-Nigerians invading the South-West and wrecking untold havoc to various communities in the region.

“Information at our disposal actually showed the plans and desperation of non-Nigerians with no identity and masquerading as motorcycle riders (Okada riders) to perpetrate evil across the South-West.

“From our investigation, many of the Okada riders in the communities are non-Nigerians with no identity and a place of abode.

“You can hardly trace them and we have it on good authority that they usually hold weekly meetings every Friday after the Jumat service at their various locations to strategise on the best approach for them to perfect their sinister motives against residents of the South-West.

“A large percentage of them are from other neighbouring countries like Niger Republic, Mali and Chad. They are motorcycle riders and have dangerous weapons stocked under the seat of their motorcycles,” he said.

The SSSG publicity secretary added that the reopening of Seme Border had, rather than being a blessing, turned out to be a curse, saying: “Our attention has been drawn to the various activities playing out at the Seme border. They didn’t allow duties, but they allow non-Nigerians from Burkina-Faso and Mali to find their way illegally to Iwoye, a town in Ogun State that shares border with Benin Republic.”

The group, therefore, urged all the South-West governors, traditional rulers and other stakeholders across the region to brace up to the security challenges to make the region safe.

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Mynd44 Lalasticlala OAM4J

Make Tinubu and his Urchins catch you for trying to separate them from Fulanis that promised them 100 million votes... Stop playing with fire because yorubas and fulanis are indivisible group..

Infact, YORULANI Ideology must be adopted.

What is wrong with that? Are yorubas and fulanis no longer one according to tinumbu?

Mooh247 come see your brothers and lamentations.

Buhari’s cousins, nephews and terrorist brothers on the move.These are the bastards Femi Adeshina once said Nigerians should give up their ancestral lands for in order to avoid bloodshed.

Kikikkiki.

One Nigeria

I said it, those 6 trucks we passed around Okenne heading into the Southwest had over 130 Arab looking invaders in the trucks, and the northern army and police controlling the checkpoints were just hailing them as they passed.

Noted

successmatters:
I said it, those 6 trucks we passed around Okenne heading into the Southwest had over 130 Arab looking invaders in the trucks, and the northern army and police controlling the checkpoints were just hailing them as they passed.

Actually not only the Fulani's from those countries are threat to SW, also those people who left their region with a polythene bag engaging in most of the fake products in SW region

helinues:
Noted

Hell Anus, good morning

It calls for serious concern, in a manner I've never witnessed in Lagos since I was born, they block the Agege motor road between Ajayi farm and Ile zik during the last Eid Mubarak prayers earlier this month.

So predictable apku munching gorillas have gathered here bewailing their misfortunes

What is then the essence of one Nigeria

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SwissMass:
So predictable apku munching gorillas have gathered here bewailing their misfortunes

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Yoruba and Fulani are one - Tinubu

No amount of pain in your skull can change that.

And some people still think this is not a failed State.

How can people from unknown places continue to troop in the way they like, undetected. Leave insecurity aspect aside, what about the increasing population?
In what working country is this sort of thing allowed?

No credible database, no nothing cos nothing works.

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helinues:
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THEY'RE ILLEGAL INVADERS. YOUR GOVERNMENTS SHOULD DRIVE THEM ALL OUT.

They lock border for rice,leave am for bandits.