Earlier today, a man known as Adeyinka Grandson on social media who is known to be a main instigator of ethnic bias had called on all Igbo people to leave Lagos state in 48 hours or face crises.

The ultimatum gathered much frenzy on social media with some south-western citizens and Elders debunking the alleged ultimatum as not being a collective order from the Yoruba people.

This evening, Afenifere, the Pan Yoruba Socio-Political Group has officially disowned the 48 hours ultimatum given to the Igbos to quit Yorubaland.

The statement was given in a statement issued last night by the association's national leader, Pa Reuben Fasoranti where he said that the ultimatum was not the group's initiative.

Further speaking, the Afenifere leader said that the most embarrassing situation was the fact that the man who made the announcement started off his statement with the well-known tune of the Afenifere anthem.

He added that the impersonation had given the impression that the Afenifere group was in support of his callous and selfish ultimatum. The call for the quit notice given to the Igbo residents came via an alleged opinion that the ethninc group was the cause of the chaos currently going on in the south western state which has been thoroughly debunked.

Recall the entire country has been hit by a series of chaotic situations where hoodlums who earlier masqueraded as endSARS protesters took to the street to start the destruction and looting of both government and private property.

Shops, private residences, TV stations and hotels were looted.

The Oba's palace was also looted and his staff of office stolen from the palac

The Nigerian Army has debunked reports that it was behind the reported shooting of peaceful protesters at Lekki Toll gate on Tuesday night. In a post on their Facebook page on Tuesday, the Army described as fake news, claims by Reno Omokri that the President and his Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Tukur Buratai directed that unarmed protesters be shot

Omokri had posted on Twitter, accusing the President and the Chief of Army Staff of masterminding the attacks on protesters

Protesters had blocked the Lekki toll gate for many days and refused to leave the scene after the Government imposed curfew in the state, which makes it impossible for protesters to converge

Omokri had called on the international community to refuse to lend money to the Nigerian Government, cancel all visa for members of President Buhari's Government and refuse to sell weapons to Nigeria

It will be recalled that the Nigerian Army had recently debunked a story from Omokri that there was division in the Army as to how to handle the protestors