The Palace of the Ooni of Ife, Enitan Ogunwusi, on Thursday said the monarch has forgiven a self-styled activist, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho for describing him as a “Fulani slave”. The monarch’s media aide, Moses Olafare, while hosting journalists in the palace said Igboho remains a son to Ooni Adeyeye despite issuing a threat to attack the palace for not supporting his agitation to evict Fulani herders in South-west states. Igboho during a virtual town hall meeting with Yorubas in Diaspora on Tuesday said Ooni Adeyeye and other Yoruba leaders are “Fulani slaves”. The ‘warlord’ threatened that if they do not cooperate with him, he may be forced to unleash an attack on them. But after criticism, Igboho in a video on Wednesday night made U-turn, saying that his tongue ‘misbehaved’ when insulting Oba Ogunwusi. Speaking with journalists on Thursday, Olafare said his principal has forgiven the acclaimed activist following his apology. “Sunday Igboho still remains...
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