Court restrains Adeleke from appointing monarch for Osun community
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What Punch reported
An Osun State High Court has restrained Governor Ademola Adeleke from appointing or installing a new Olojo of Ojo in Egbedore LGA pending a court ruling.
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Court restrains Adeleke from appointing monarch for Osun community. An Osun State High Court has restrained Governor Ademola Adeleke from appointing or installing a new Olojo of Ojo in Egbedore LGA pending a court ruling. Covered by 1 publications. Punch: Court restrains Adeleke from appointing monarch for Osun community.
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- Punch Nigeria Court restrains Adeleke from appointing monarch for Osun community An Osun State High Court has restrained Governor Ademola Adeleke from appointing or installing a new Olojo of Ojo in Egbedore LGA pending a court ruling. 2 h ago · Tier 3
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