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Olubadan: Court Set to Deliver Judgement on Obaship Case Today

Expectations are high among Ibadan residents as the Chief Judge of Oyo State, Justice Munta Abimbola will today give judgment in the case filed by 34 coronet-wearing Baales and Mogajis, who were elevated alongside some High Chiefs by the Late Governor Abiola Ajimobi in 2017, to contest the validity of the consent judgment entered by parties.

In the suit filed against the state governor and four others, the claimants had argued that the consent judgment which nullified the review that elevated them was not valid, as they were not part of those who made the agreements that formed the consent judgment.

At the resumed hearing of the matter, counsels to all parties had adopted their final addresses to the court on the matter.

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Counsel to the claimants, Adekunle Sobaloju had in his address asked the court to determine whether the consent judgment could be said to be valid considering the fact that his client was not a party to the drafting of the said consent judgment.

The counsel to the government and its agencies, S. S. Akinyele had adopted his written address before the court in its entirety, urging the court to dismiss the suit while pointing out that the court should consider its ruling on a similar matter delineated which was dismissed last week.

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Sobaloju had however objected to the information, urging the court to ignore it adding that the case could not be compared as the issues canvassed are now different; pointing out that the basis for dismissal of the suit was based on an application notice for discontinuance from the plaintiffs. His objection was sustained.

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Alhaji Adewole, the counsel to High Chief Rashidi Ladoja, who had earlier moved for an extension of time to file his further written address, to address some issues, also told the court of the position of his client on the matter.

Justice Abimbola after hearing the arguments of parties fixed judgment in the matter for today, February 10, 2022.

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Olubadan: Court Set to Deliver Judgement on Obaship Case Today

Expectations are high among Ibadan residents as the Chief Judge of Oyo State, Justice Munta Abimbola will today give judgment in the case filed by 34 coronet-wearing Baales and Mogajis, who were elevated alongside some High Chiefs by the Late Governor Abiola Ajimobi in 2017, to contest the validity of the consent judgment entered by parties.

In the suit filed against the state governor and four others, the claimants had argued that the consent judgment which nullified the review that elevated them was not valid, as they were not part of those who made the agreements that formed the consent judgment.

At the resumed hearing of the matter, counsels to all parties had adopted their final addresses to the court on the matter.

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Counsel to the claimants, Adekunle Sobaloju had in his address asked the court to determine whether the consent judgment could be said to be valid considering the fact that his client was not a party to the drafting of the said consent judgment.

The counsel to the government and its agencies, S. S. Akinyele had adopted his written address before the court in its entirety, urging the court to dismiss the suit while pointing out that the court should consider its ruling on a similar matter delineated which was dismissed last week.

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Sobaloju had however objected to the information, urging the court to ignore it adding that the case could not be compared as the issues canvassed are now different; pointing out that the basis for dismissal of the suit was based on an application notice for discontinuance from the plaintiffs. His objection was sustained.

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Alhaji Adewole, the counsel to High Chief Rashidi Ladoja, who had earlier moved for an extension of time to file his further written address, to address some issues, also told the court of the position of his client on the matter.

Justice Abimbola after hearing the arguments of parties fixed judgment in the matter for today, February 10, 2022.

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