On the 1st of June 2019, Adeyinka Grandson had applied to the Court for a child arrangements in view of the change in circumstances of his ex-wife, Ms Opeyemi Fafemi who had been secretly engaged to be remarried to her fiancé. The Judge ordered for Adeyinka Grandson and Ms Opeyemi Fafemi to write statements to the court dealing with what arrangements are in the best interests of their children and serve the statements to the court by 17th September 2019.

However, in July 2019, in an attempt to prevent Adeyinka Grandson from having the custody of their children, Ms Opeyemi Fafemi, supported by her family, reported Adeyinka Grandson’s YouTube and Facebook videos to the Scotland Yard Counter Terrorism Command as encouraging terrorism. Adeyinka Grandson was arrested for terrorism offences on the 6th August 2019, but released on bail without charge.

On the 15 September 2019, Ms Opeyemi Fafemi asked the Court not to grant Adeyinka Grandson the custody of their children because of his “hate speech against the Ibo, Fulani and Hausa”. She says that “Adeyinka Grandson is wanted by the Federal Government of Nigeria, politicians and some ethnic groups in Nigeria due to his public regular hate speech and condemnation”.

Ms Opeyemi Fafemi also requested from the Court that the identity of her new husband, whom she married in October 2019, be remained unknown to Adeyinka Grandson. This has fuelled speculation that the man could be a Yoruba liberal and/or a non-Yoruba man, from Nigeria with a clear aim to harm Adeyinka Grandson’s children because of his politics, ethnic and/or ideological motivations.

*Ms Opeyemi Fafemi’s and her family involvement in the allegation of terrorism against the father of her children is shocking and incredible. It is nothing, but a criminal conspiracy to destroy her ex-husband at all cost and by all means. She and her family must be stopped by any means necessary by the Young Yoruba to stop them from destroying the public face of the Yorùbá nation demand for the Odùduwà Republic and/or a return to the regional system of government.*

Ms Opeyemi Fafemi’s parents: *Evangelist Simon Kayode Fafemi of the Celestial Church of Christ, London* and *Deaconess Abosede Rachel Fafemi of the Foursquare Gospel Church, Lagos*, are complicit in the alleged terrorism offences against their former son-in-law, Adeyinka Grandson.

Mr. Fafemi confirmed that he admonished his daughter, Ms Opeyemi Fafemi not to make the allegation of terrorism against her ex-husband over the custody of their children and that she should return the children to Adeyinka Grandson in accordance with the Yoruba’s culture and traditions. But in actual fact, Mr and Mrs Fafemi supported their daughter to “trade” Adeyinka Grandson’s children as commodities and gifted them to their new son-in-law whose identity remains unknown to the biological father of the children.

Ms Opeyemi Fafemi’s parents believe there will be no consequences for their irresponsible actions and betrayal of the Yorùbá nation. The aim of the Fafemi’s family from *Otan Ayegbaju* and *Ibadan* respectively, is to either have Adeyinka Grandson killed or jailed and his children tortured and abused by the enemies of the Yorùbá nation simply because he stood up for the Yorùbá race as the President of the Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF), hence their daughter false allegation of terrorism against him.

On the 10th of December 2019, the Scotland Yard Counter Terrorism Command will decide whether to charge Adeyinka Grandson for terrorism or discontinued their investigation of the alleged terrorism offences.

*The Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF)*, will issue a full public disclosure of Ms Opeyemi Fafemi’s frivolous allegations against Adeyinka Grandson to the Police in England and Wales.

Members of the Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF), are advised to remain calm on this and in all respects until further notice.

According to Adeyinka Grandson, he said I lived in Nigeria for a straight 29 years of my lifetime. Never for once did I live outside Yorubaland in those 29 years. I have lived and/or visited Kwara, Kogi, Edo, Delta, Oyo, Ondo, Ogun, Osun, Ekiti and Lagos States, all within Yorubaland, but never been arrested for once by the police or any security agency throughout my stay in Yorubaland for 29 years.

But under two years of living in England, I was arrested by the police; in one year alone, I was arrested twice and under 12 years residing in England, I have been arrested six times, being locked up in police cells six times, been remanded in prison twice, attended criminal court for trials twice, but have never been convicted of any crime to date.

The six allegations against me, including harassment, assault, malicious communication, trespassing, abduction and terrorism were made up by one person only: Ms Opeyemi Fafemi, my ex-wife.

Two things were responsible for my incessant arrest by the police in England: my ethnicity as a Yoruba citizen and race as a black person living in a predominantly English and white country.

As a Yoruba citizen, I have no rights and privileges in England because of my ethnicity and race. This has nothing to do with racism. But everything to do with self-preservation.

Non-Yoruba living, working or getting an education in Yorubaland cannot and will not receive the same rights and privileges as Yoruba citizens. This has nothing to do with tribalism, but everything to do with self-preservation.

I am not a terrorist as alleged by my ex-wife and her family to the Scotland Yard Counter Terrorism Police. They have been compensated by the enemies of the Yoruba nation to either killed or have me jailed so that they can abuse and torture my children. I am a Yoruba nationalist and had no policy agenda other than to defend the Yoruba civilization. Our generation will defend the Yoruba nation better than the Awolowo’s and Abiola’s generations.

We will not be silenced.
We will not be shaken.
We will not be defeated.

For we trust in our God, Eledumare.
And through His unfailing love, we shall prevail.

Adeyinka Grandson.
President of the Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF)

Tinuola Asake
Director of Communications
Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF)
Egbé Òdó Yorùbá Fún Òmìnira.

*Documents Attached.*
Court statement of Adeyinka Grandson’s ex-wife, Ms Opeyemi Fafemi, accusing him of terrorism.