I took my time reading through your write-up, but I didn't see where you provided any specific evidence or instances of religious intolerance in western Nigeria.  

Yes, we get the point. Every religion should be allowed to thrive, but the issue is that in every religion, there is always a tendency toward extremism and heresy. In Yoruba land, when such tendencies are observed to be gaining foothold, whether in Christianity or Islam, we rise against it in unison. We do not want and will not tolerate lewd, violent, extreme religious ideologies taking over our society.  

Yorubaland is largely peaceful today because there is religious freedom, harmony, and tolerance. In Yorubaland, you can have within a nuclear family, a Muslim father, a Christian mother, and children who are either Muslim or Christian. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a living instance.