Sunday Igboho, the Yoruba activist Sunday Adeyemo, inaugurates the Ogun State chapter of the “Iru Ekun Security Network.” Multiple outlets report that the launch takes place in Ogun and draws supporters and volunteers, with plans laid out for how the network will operate.
The sources describe the initiative as a community-based security effort aimed at helping address insecurity in Nigeria’s South-West. Outlet accounts largely converge on the idea that the network will provide training and emphasize discipline, while also seeking collaboration or oversight involving government authorities. One outlet highlights the organizers’ stated intention to align the initiative with public security efforts, while another focuses more on the inauguration and the presence of large gatherings at the event.
Across reports, the central points remain consistent: Igboho is launching a new state-level branch in Ogun, the effort is framed as supporting broader security responses, and the organizers outline organizational plans centered on training and coordination.
