Kwam 1 Calls on Yoruba Leaders to Tackle Insecurity Together

As the issue of kidnapping in Oyo State and insecurity across Nigeria grows, Fuji star Wasiu “Kwam 1” Ayinde is urging Yoruba leaders to take action.

In a video on his Instagram page on Friday, Kwam 1 called on Yoruba activist Sunday “Sunday Igboho” Adeyemo, Gani Adams, who is the Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, and others not to let President Bola Tinubu handle the situation alone.

The singer emphasized that everyone must work together to protect the South-West from rising insecurity, kidnappings, and the ongoing killings of innocent people.

He urged the leaders to come together to safeguard lives and property. The 69-year-old said: “The two of you (Sunday Igboho, Gani Adams) must not leave the President to handle this matter alone. It concerns all Nigerians and the Yoruba people. The Yoruba are the ones ruling the country, and for things not to fall apart on our watch, Gani Adams and Igboho must rise, call all the warriors, the Agbekoya, and their troops to defeat this kidnapping and killing.

“All the powerful people in Ijebu, Ijesha, Ekiti, Ife, Egba, and Lagos stand up against this. This is a disgrace to the region… Do not leave Tinubu alone to handle this; it concerns all of us. Kidnapping and killing are becoming a terrible pattern in this region, and this will not be tolerated here. Igboho, call Gani Adams, and all of you must move fast on this issue.”

Kwam 1 also pushed Sunday Igboho to answer the increasing calls from citizens in the region to take strong action against the issue.

He further encouraged traditional practitioners in the area to use their skills to help rid the region of kidnappers and murderers.

“All the Yoruba people are asking you to wage war, and everybody will follow you. Sunday Igboho, on this issue of kidnapping and killing, let this growing problem become a thing of the past in this region. All warriors, wherever you are, do not sleep. Governors, mobilise all the warriors, the police, and soldiers to address this matter.

“We want the killing and kidnapping to stop in Nigeria during the tenure of Asiwaju, my principal. We must speak with one united voice on this matter. Let those who know the use of herbs apply them, those skilled with arms act accordingly, and those gifted in the use of charms deploy them; evil must stop in this country,” Kwam 1 said.