Igboho orders Iru Ekun volunteers to end kidnapping, banditry in South West

Igboho gave the directive in Lagos during the launch of the state’s Iru Ekun chapter, according to The Guardian, saying the outfit remains committed to confronting security threats regardless of ethnic or religious affiliation.

He credited cooperation from the Nigerian Police and Department of State Services for recent rescue operations, and warned volunteers against exceeding limits set by security chiefs or interfering in civil matters such as land disputes.

Igboho said the group had restored displaced residents to Owa Onire community in Kwara State and would outlive President Bola Tinubu’s tenure by 2031.