Ibadan Olubadan, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, has received Yoruba nation activist Chief Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho, in a private audience at his Bodija palace in Ibadan.
In a press briefing by Igboho's media team and made available to correspondents on Wednesday, October 1, the gathering took place on Monday, September 29, and lasted for around 40 minutes.
The statement indicated that negotiations touched on insecurity in the South West and the increasing threat of bandits in certain areas of Kwara state.
One of the sources in attendance at the meeting stated that Oba Ladoja greeted Igboho warmly, along with his supporters, and vowed to step out of his present predicament, Guardian reported.
The source indicated Olubadan vowed to secure channels for resolving Igboho's long-standing problems, including being on the wanted list of the federal government and having his bank accounts frozen.
It will be remembered that the government of the late President Muhammadu Buhari placed Igboho on a wanted list in 2021 for allegedly stockpiling weapons and ammunition, for which he protested.
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