He alleged that some people had insulted and ridiculed prominent Yoruba monarchs without consequences, while authorities were allegedly using the police to track him after he responded to such comments.
Controversial advocate of Isese, the indigenous Yoruba faith, Abdulazeez Adegbola, popularly known as Tani Olohun, has urged Yoruba traditional rulers to speak up against what he described as repeated insults and attacks on their institution by alleged Islamic fanatics.
Tani Olohun made the call in a video message seen by SaharaReporters, while also clarifying the role played by Yoruba activist Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, during an attempt by police officers to arrest him in Ibadan, Oyo State.
He alleged that some people had insulted and ridiculed prominent Yoruba monarchs without consequences, while authorities were allegedly using the police to track him after he responded to such comments.
“They have insulted and ridiculed you, dragged your names through the mud, yet you did nothing. But the moment I responded, they used the Sharia police to track my movement. I urge you to speak up and put an end to this,” he said.
