The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure, Ondo State capital, has upheld the judgement of the State High Court which earlier declaration of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu as the Alale-elect of Akungba Akoko.
TVC’s Ayodeji Moradeyo reports that in a unanimous judgement, the court, led by Justice Mohammadu Danjuma declared the selection process of Prince Oseni Isiaka Adu, as the Alale-elect by the kingmakers as valid and that the process and his installation as the traditional ruler of the town should be respected.
The court also ruled that Agure/mokun family of the ole ruling house are entitled to the throne. Counsel to both parties react to the judgement.
Julius Agboola Olanupon and Rasheed Adetunji Ajimoh families of ole ruling house had filed an appeal against the High Court judgement validating prince Adu as the Alale-Elect of Akungba-Akoko.
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