Wale Adeniran, the leader and chairman of the Yoruba Self-Determination struggle group, aka the Ilana Omo Oodua Worldwide, has resigned from the group due to accusations of fraud and embezzlement.
Adeniran made his decision known in a two-minute 33-second video he posted on YouTube @Omoboriowo media on Saturday, 7 January, announcing that he has stepped aside to allow for a thorough investigation into the fraud allegation leveled against him.
He then challenged anyone who had evidence or evidences against him, or who had sent money to the organization through him, to come forward and make the evidence/proof public.
Adeniran had also stated that he resigned his membership from the IOOW with the mindset to allow thorough investigation while seeking the help of Yoruba elders to set up a committee in that regard.
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