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Who is Sunday Igboho?

Sunday Adeniyi Adeyemo, fondly called Sunday Igboho, is a Yoruba Activist, business owner and humanitarian.

He is from Igboho town, Oke Ogun, Oyo State, Nigeria and was born on October 10th, 1972.

Sunday has 21 siblings, both brothers and sisters – the name of his father is Baba Igboho, but his mother’s name remains unknown. 

Sunday Igboho Education Life?

He attended both primary and junior secondary school in Igboho. Then he moved with his father to Osun State where he started working as a bike repairman at Modakeke, Osun State then later he moved into selling automobiles.

Who is Sunday Igboho’s Wife and children?

Sunday Igboho is married to two wives, whose names remain unknown. He has 11 children.

His first wife lives in Canada with 5 children and the second wife lives in Germany with 6 children.

Also, 3 of his children are skilful football players playing in Germany.

How old is Sunday Igboho?

He is currently 49 years old but would be 50 this year (2022) since he was born on October 10, 1972.

What is Sunday Igboho Net Worth?

As of 2021, he is claimed to be worth $500,000 million dollars but there is no official wealth estimator to confirm this.

Sunday Igboho activism journey

The activism career of Sunday Igboho started during the year 1997 and 1998 wars. He acted as a respondent for the Modakeke people.

He moved to Ibadan, Oyo State and had a close relationship with Lam Adesina, the former governor of Oyo state. He was appointed as the Akoni Oodua of Yorubaland.

Sunday Igboho’s father and Modakeke war

Igboho in an interview with Tribune claimed he inherited the power to command guns from his father. Explaining his role in the Ife-Modakeke communal war, he was quoted to have said; “

It was when the crisis occurred and I saw that Modakeke was about to be oppressed that I took up the task. I decided then that if God could give me success in fighting against the oppression of Modakeke, there was nowhere someone would be cheated around me and I won’t rise in the person’s defence. Modakeke people didn’t just get to that place; they didn’t get there 100 years earlier and you just told them to leave your land.

“If anyone says because I said I have not killed before and they refer to Ife-Modakeke crisis, it will be unfair because that was a war. A person that wanted to kill me and razed my property is bent on killing me, so if one killed while defending himself, I don’t think it is a crime.

“May God forgive us, but it will be unfair for anyone to judge me based on a story they do not know the full details. I lived in Modakeke and the Ile-Ife people said they wanted to send Modakeke people packing from their lands. That was where these people have lived all their lives.

“How can you suddenly rise to send them away? That was where my father lived and built a house; that was where I lived. So, I had to rise in defence of my home.

“Our house was burnt down during that crisis. I had been in Modakeke since 1985; that was where I learnt a vocation, got married and gave birth to children.

“So, should I have folded my arms while my father’s house was burnt and lost everything?”

Religion

“I am a Christian; an original one. I was christened by the church in Igboho when I was born. At least, that was what I was told, because I was not there. And while growing up, I met my father going to church. But he was a herbalist and one can inherit the powers.” says Sunday Igboho.

Sunday Igboho and Guru Maharaj Ji.

What are the reasons why Sunday Igboho was arrested in Benin Republic?

On their way to Germany, Sunday Igboho and his wife were arrested by the International Criminal Police Organization (Intepol) at the airport in Cotonou Benin republic.

He was charged with unlawful immigration, bribing and encouraging violence in Nigeria.

The Benin Republic didn’t find any charges against him except the unlawful migration into the Benin Republic.

He was later released for medical treatment with the clause that includes he must not leave his medical centre and he must not leave the Cotonou. Below is the picture of Sunday Igboho after release.

Sunday Igboho (M)

Sunday Igboho Social Media Handles

Instagram: @sunday_igboho1

Twitter: @RealSundayIgboh.

Facebook: Adeyemo Sunday Igboho.

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