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Sunday Igboho launched the Iru Ekun Security Network in Ogun State, with more than 15,000 new members joining the group.

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SonofChuks23 days ago

Asari. Miyetti Allah. Igboho. All have militias. But you bastard sons of igbo land kept castigating Nnamdi Kanu till he got arrested. Ndigbo, close your eyes in shame. Especially the Ohaneze ndigbo and every traditional ruler, governor in Igboland.

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Nwafresh 🍥⚽23 days ago

Sunday Igboho has stylishly become a hero in Yoruba land. He'll be using this his network very well and can generate funds from the hands of politicians. He didn't subject his people to stay at home neither did he kill his people. But one idiot at Sokoto prison will learn how to use influence positively.

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Dammy4lyf🐐23 days ago

This is quietly a private army. That's how men go rogue. This should be checked by the govt before it escalates.

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YARD-BIRD 🇳🇬23 days ago

Good south west need protection more than anything

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iOccupyNigeria23 days ago

Nigerians suppose sabi say this na ethnic militia answerable to Tinubu, but if we like make we dey unlook. Na him wey go feed and clothe these people, and so na to him dem go get loyalty. Of course all this na prelude to 2027. @HQNigerianArmy just dey sleep like nothing dey happen, meanwhile in broad daylight a civilian don create a whole military division, in fact this division dey bigger than many actual divisions.

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Elan James23 days ago

Another grassroots initiative taking shape, but the real test is how they'll work alongside official security agencies without causing conflict.

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Solomon Abiodun23 days ago

Yoruba we are ready

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c͎𝕒𝕞𝕡𝕦𝕤𝟗𝐣𝐚23 days ago

Ogun state always embrace Sunday igboho than Oyo state.

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Olamilekan23 days ago

This ain't it I hope it doesn't move to other things

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Brigadier23 days ago

This is a disaster waiting to happen. What was the criteria for selection? Robbers, thugs, cultists, ritualists go dey there too. For some, it's just license to start doing anyhow. Time will tell. Bookmark this tweet.

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Chakam23 days ago

Dem don Dey prepare foot soldiers for 2027. We better consider this election as life or death, threats to our existence if not, hmm

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nayan23 days ago

U one nigeria Igbos, thunder fire u bastards

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S W A Q23 days ago

Laugh wan kill me

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ChiChi❤️‍🔥23 days ago

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Daniel Ifeanyichukwu23 days ago

But ESN shouldn’t stand right ?? 😂😂😂

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Sarah Müller23 days ago

I will advise our government to look into there records I've seen couple of Cultist join the Nigeria police which is not right so please government should do something to this irun ekun and let make sure they're who they claimed to be

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Sir P23 days ago

My opinion: the initiative reflects the frustration many communities feel about insecurity, but 15,000 people joining a security network is both an opportunity and a serious responsibility. Community-based security can be valuable because local residents often understand their terrain, communities and criminal patterns better than outsiders. If properly structured, Iru Ekun could help with intelligence gathering, early warning, community surveillance and cooperation with the police and other legitimate security agencies. But there is a major danger: a large vigilante-style organisation can quickly become problematic if it operates outside the law. Recruitment numbers should not be celebrated by themselves. What matters is training, screening, command structure, accountability and strict rules against harassment, extortion, arbitrary arrests and vigilantism. The Federal and state governments should not simply watch such initiatives from the sidelines. If the network is genuinely intended to improve security, authorities should establish clear coordination mechanisms with the police and other security agencies, while ensuring that only legally authorised security functions are performed. And I would be cautious about the 15,000 figure until independently verified. Large membership claims can generate political momentum, but security policy should be based on verified numbers and measurable outcomes. Bottom line: If Iru Ekun becomes a disciplined community-intelligence network that complements official security agencies, it could be useful. If it becomes a parallel force operating beyond the law, 15,000 members could become a security problem rather than a security solution.

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Oyafemi kabiru23 days ago

Thus good but am little scared of the future this how Boko Haram started , they should be regulation towards this . They should know their limit the police and other force had upper hands then them. They are not

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BAMS ABIOLA23 days ago

This clown 🤡

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QUARKTALK23 days ago

Supporters see it as complementary: Igboho says the federal government will train members and the state will deploy them, which is smarter than a fully rogue outfit.The risks are equally clear. Nigeria already has Amotekun plus police and military. Another large, personality-driven network raises questions of command, accountability, funding, and whether it stays crime-focused or drifts into ethnic or political use. History of vigilante groups in Nigeria shows they can help short-term and create new problems later if discipline and oversight slip.The movement’s value will be decided by results and restraint, not rally size. If it works with existing agencies, accepts clear rules, and targets criminals regardless of identity, it can add capacity. If it becomes a private army loyal to one figure, it becomes a liability.

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Youth in Process23 days ago

Private militia

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Klichi23 days ago

Nubuck

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Ghost Of Trafford23 days ago

You go hear say them dey share money for here o, na why people even come here

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ÓmÒ ÓLA23 days ago

What kind of arms and ammunitions will be these people have access to? Just recruiting every tom dick n harry on the street willing to join and tomorrow they start misbehaving instead of protecting 🤷🏿‍♂️.... The govt shld have a modalities for recruitment n also check their excesses

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Michael O23 days ago

Way to rigg election in South West

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boy4023 days ago

If police or army do recruitment the turn up nor go reach this one. Hmmm

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Tolulope23 days ago

A private army is gradually building up right before our eyes.

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🧌23 days ago

Cult group in 5 years time.

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Vibezz Kartel23 days ago

APC security arm during election don dey set

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Daniel Peter🔱Titan Rigger🇧🇪23 days ago

Make them enjoy till tinubu commot because another president most scrap them

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Ken Sakina23 days ago

Na 4 election package.

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Obi23 days ago

But they labeled the Eastern security Network established fir the sane reason a terrorist organisation... all thanks to yoruba media... ire ooo....

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Etta De pace Setta 💪🏾🖤💛23 days ago

Very soon this on go become Assembly member 😂😂😂

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Emenike Uzoamaka Chibugo23 days ago

Hope they will all receive salaries? What happens when their services are no longer needed?

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