Chief Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, expressed his disapproval of the planned nationwide protests scheduled for August.

The Yoruba Nation agitator firmly stated that he and the Yoruba Nation Movement will not participate in any protests aimed at destabilizing the country.

According to Igboho, "I, Chief Sunday Igboho, am issuing this press release in response to the planned protests by some unknown and faceless individuals who are working to disintegrate the country."

He emphasized that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration has implemented bold policies since taking office on May 29, 2023, which have unsettled those who believe it is their birthright to rule Nigeria.

Igboho acknowledged the economic hardship in the country but noted that it is a global phenomenon, not unique to Nigeria.

He declared, "We stand resolute in our belief that the Yoruba nation will not be a launchpad for disintegrating Nigeria." He emphasized that the Yoruba Nation Movement will not be a part of any protest that aims to use the Southwest as a battleground for political upheaval.

In his words, "We recognize that economic hardship is a global phenomenon, not unique to Nigeria." Igboho's statement makes it clear that he and the Yoruba Nation Movement are committed to finding solutions to the country's challenges within the framework of a united Nigeria.