……..Orders Claimant Counsel to serve applications appropriately to defendants

The Obaship tussle in Ogunmakin Kingdom has turned another dimension, as the High Court sitting in Abeokuta under the Honorable Justice S.O Adeniyi has adjourned hearing of Obaship case between one Chief Oluseye Olatunde Olaogun and Busari Adenshile and seven others till October, 2024.

The adjournment was due to the inability of Chief Oluseye Olatunde Olaogun counsel to serve the defendants appropriately until today 24th of June 2024 at the court premises.

The claimant according to the application was Chief Oluseye Olatunde Olaogun for himself and on behalf of Baales and Chiefs of Ogunmakin Town, Ogunmakin Traditional Council of Chiefs and the entire Indigene of Ogunmakin suing Ramoni Busari Ayinde, Oba Adedapo Tejuosho The Osile of Oke-Ona Egba, Chief Felix Obe The Akinlagu of Ikereku, Chief Moruf Ajisegiri, Chief Gbenro Kehinde, ( For Themselves and on behalf of Council of Chiefs ), Egba Traditional Council of chiefs, Governor of Ogun State, Hon. Commissioner of Local Government and Chieftancy Affairs.

Otunba Ayodele appeared for the claimant, Chief Oluseye Olatunde Olaogun supported by I. Emmanuel, O.O Ayodele while Elvis Keshi, appeared for the first responder, Busari Adenshile, and Oba Adedapo Tejuosho The Osile of Oke-Ona Egba, Chief Felix Obe The Akinlagu od Ikereku, Chief Moruf Ajisegiri, Chief Gbenro Kehinde, ( For Themselves and on behalf of Council of Chiefs ), Egba Traditional Council of chiefs, Governor of Ogun State. Keshi was supported by Simisola Familola Mrs while A O Adepegba appeared for the 7th and 8th responder.

The legal counsel unanimously prayed to fix the next hearing of the Ogunmakin Obaship tussle till 3rd of October 2024 while the preciding Judge, S. O Adeniyi accepted their prayer for the hearing to be continued on the agreed date by the learned counsels.

Police Take Over Emir’s Palace In Kano, Dislodge Local Guards Protecting Sanusi

The police have reportedly stormed the emir’s palace in Kano state and displaced the local guards protecting Muhammadu Sanusi, the recently reinstated emir.

According to Premium Times, the hunters who served as local guards left the palace as soon as the police officers took over the security of the building.

This was said to be a move aimed at securing the main palace for the relocation of Aminu Bayero, the deposed 15th Emir of Kano, following a court order that faulted his dethronement.

On Thursday, a federal high court in Kano nullified all actions of the state government repealing the Emirates Council Law of 2019.

In his ruling, Muhammad Liman, the presiding judge, said the defendants were aware of an interim order previously granted by the court but ignored it and implemented the law.

BACKGROUND

On May 23, the Kano house of assembly passed the amended bill, which Abba Yusuf, the governor, signed into law.

The law repealed the 2019 version, which divided the Kano emirate into five jurisdictions and was relied upon to dethrone Muhammadu Sanusi as emir in 2020.

On the same day the law was repealed, Sanusi was reinstated as Emir of Kano by kingmakers and the governor.

Aggrieved, Aminu Babba Dan Agundi and Sarkin Dawaki Babba of the Kano emirate approached the court to restrain the respondents from enforcing, implementing, and operationalising the law that reinstated Sanusi.

On May 23, Liman ordered the defendants to “suspend” and “not give effect to the Kano State Emirate Council (Repeal) Law, 2024, as they affect all offices and institutions of the Emirate Council created according to the provisions of the Kano State Emirate Council Law, 2019”.

The Kano police command had also said it would not comply with the directive of the state government on the eviction of Bayero from the Nassarawa palace which he moved into after he was replaced by Sanusi, the new emir, who moved into the main palace in Kano.

Since then, Bayero, who is said to have the backing of some federal government officials, has been under the protection of a retinue of soldiers and police officers at the Nassarawa palace.

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