Suspended Traditional Ruler in Ogun State Remanded in Correctional Centre, See Why He Was Arrested
Ilaro, Ogun State – The suspended traditional ruler of Orile Ifo, Oba Abdulsemiu Ogunjobi, has been remanded at the Ilaro Correctional Centre after failing to meet his bail conditions.
The Ogun State Police Command arraigned Oba Ogunjobi, also known as Semiu Adewale Ogunjobi, on charges of assaulting a 73-year-old chief, Abraham Areola. A video circulated online where the chief was forced to kneel down and was been assaulted by the monarch. This video went viral and led to a widespread condemnation of the act. The incident has sparked concerns among local leaders and residents, raising questions about the role of traditional rulers in community governance.
Authorities confirmed that the suspended monarch appeared in court, where the judge ordered his remand pending the fulfillment of his bail requirements. The case is expected to continue as legal proceedings unfold.
Residents and stakeholders in Ogun State are closely following the developments, awaiting further updates on the trial.
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