OBA TUSSLE IN LANGBASA: ELEJIGBO TO BADRU, STOP PARADING YOURSELF AS KING - DE-REPORTORIAL

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Sunday, January 6, 2019

OBA TUSSLE IN LANGBASA: ELEJIGBO TO BADRU, STOP PARADING YOURSELF AS KING

Hafeez Olakunle Badru 
To maintain peace and order in the town of Langbasa in Eti-Osa local government of Lagos, the family of Elejigbo has called on Hafeez Olakunle Badru to respect the order of the High court restraining him from parading himself as the king of the town.  
The statement was made known by the head of the family of Elejigbo; when he called for peace in the community and tasked members of the Elejigbo family where Badru also came from to call him to order and respect the court rulings as delivered by Hon. Justice A.J Bashua at the High court of Lagos state in Epe Judicial Division.
Also, a copy of the rulings made at the high court was made available to us and read thus; “An order of interlocutory injunction is granted restraining Hafeez Olakunle Badru being member of 1st-5th defendants of the Eleljigbo descendants family of the Elejigbo family from parading himself or acting as the Oba or traditional ruler of Langbasa town and performing the functions of Oba or a traditional ruler of Langbasa town pending the determination of this action. This judgment was delivered by Hon.  Justice A.J Bashua on the 4th day of July, 2018.”
The family head of Elejigbo said, “We are responsible family that believes in the well being of people of Langbasa, we want peace and we would always maintain law and order; that is why we are calling on others in the town to toe the line of peace especially Mr. Hafeez Olakunle Badru that is parading himself as the new king to desist and respect the order of the court. We want to inform the authority and the general public that we shall continue to maintain the status-quo while the other party too should maintain same.” 
It could be recalled that the Elejigbo family is in court over the rightful occupier of the royal stool of Langbasa town in Eti-Osa local government. 
The following people; Prince Kola Balogun; Prince Musibau Adebayo Kilani; Prince Alamu Shonibare, Princess Abosede Dawodu, Prince Rasaq Oluwa are the claimant, while Mr Salimon Gbadebo Anofiu Adesanya, Waliu Ademola Hassan, Ligali Balogun; Saheed Hassan, Chieftaincy Committee, Eti-Osa local govt.; The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Local government and community Affairs Lagos state; The Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Lagos state, The Lagos state governor, Wasiu Elegbeleye , Shakiru Falana Ayeni, Samodu Jimoh Abdullahi are all defendants in the case before Hon. Justice A.J Bashua at the High court of Lagos state in Epe Judicial Division

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