ABUJA / LAGOS — Widespread condemnation has greeted a viral video and social media broadcast featuring a U.S.-based Nigerian identified as Temmy Okanlomo, who allegedly called on local communities across the South-West to target and attack Igbo individuals owning landed property in Yorubaland. The inciteful broadcast, which has circulated heavily across social platforms, shows the diaspora figure explicitly urging local youth and community members to unleash violence against Igbo property owners in Yoruba-majority states. Key Details of the IncidentThe Incitement: In the trending recording, Okanlomo directed explicit threats toward Igbo residents who have acquired real estate, housing, or commercial property across South-West Nigeria, calling for violent action to dispossess or attack them. In the trending recording, Okanlomo directed explicit threats toward Igbo residents who have acquired real estate, housing, or commercial property across South-West Nigeria, calling for violent action to dispossess or attack them. The remarks triggered immediate outrage across social media platforms, with civil rights groups, diaspora organizations, and socio-cultural commentators condemning the broadcast as reckless, treasonous, and a dangerous attempt to provoke ethnic conflict.