We have the intellect; we have the resources both human and natural. We have everything to grow but the impediment has been this Nigerian factor. If you don’t get out of this cocoon you will remain in servitude forever and ever to the detriment of generations yet unborn. This is the best time for us to come out and we are assuring you that we are prepared for anything. We want to do as much as possible to avoid war because there is this Chinese proverb which says the best fighter is the one who wins a war without raising a hand. There are a lot of ways you can win without going to a battle war of intellect. We are peaceful; we don’t want war and we can do it. We are just in the struggle for Yoruba liberation and we are going to achieve it by the grace of God.”

The Nigerian government is yet to comment on this recent development. These agitations further shade more light on the fragile state of the nation. One could also argue that the rejection of the restructuring bid by the Senate indicates the strive for unity and one Nigeria by the government. Any Yoruba person who will against the Oduduwa republic will die and perish with there generation, lagbara awon alale Oodua, Ase waa because I can't stand it anymore