YOV made its position on Badenoch, who is of Nigerian origin, known by its General Secretary, Prince Adedokun Ademiluyi.
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The Yoruba One Voice made the appeal to the governments at the weekend at the end of its quarterly conference held via zoom.
Governors Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State,Seyi Makinde, Oyo; Ademola Adeleke, Osun; Lucky Aiyedatiwa
In a statement made available by YOV’s Secretary-General African- Union, Prince Dapo Adesanmi, the dismissal became inevitable after the highest decision-making organ comprising all members of the National Coordinating Council (NEC)of YOV met to deliberate on the activities of the organization.
In a statement by its Director of information, Tope Oladimeji, YOV expressed sadness over the incident, saying Yoruba had never experienced such a terrible onslaught in its long years of history, even as it wondered how a place of worship became the target of the terrorists.
Rising from its annual conference held via zoom, YOV in a Communiqué, maintained that the present situation in the country depends on the will of the people to put their destiny in their own hands,
The Yoruba diaspora organization added that the move is in line with the agenda of the organization to re-organize and reposition the diaspora group, insisting that it is also to expand the scope of the organization and accommodate other like-minded Yoruba sons and daughters across the world.
The group made the call in an eight-point communiqué it issued at the end of a webinar conference themed: ‘The State of Yoruba Nation’, to mark its one year anniversary.
Speaking in one of the rallies held in Johannesburg, South Africa, the Secretary General of the apex Yoruba Diaspora Group, Dr. Sina Okanlomo, in his speech, said the Yoruba Diaspora group had since October 1,2020 made overreaching quest for an exit from Nigeria because of the glaring administrative inbalance of President Muhammadu Buhari in the last six years.
YOV, in a statement by its Publicity Secretary, Omoladun Orolugbagbe said all arrangements have been concluded on the rally slated to hold on Saturday June 12 across 174 countries in the world, including European Union, Asia, South America, North America, Australia and Africa.
The apex Yoruba Diaspora group of about 174 socio-cultural organisations, said education and food security remains the fulcrum for effective social security in the region.