Nigeria: Governor Threatens to Dethrone Traditional Rulers If Violence Recurs in Three Communities
- Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun warned Ifon, Erin Osun, and Ilobu rulers of dethronement.
- Long-Standing land disputes caused communal clashes between these Osun communities.
- Recent violence led to deaths, property destruction, and displacement in the communities.
- Adeleke stated he received reports planning conflict and he said, "Enough is enough."
- Adeleke threatened renewed 24-hour curfews and ruler removal to maintain peace.
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Zazzau emirate bans district heads from holding dual positions
The Zazzau Emirate has prohibited district heads from holding dual positions or receiving two salaries while serving as traditional rulers. His Royal Highness, the Emir of Zazzau, Alhaji Ahmad Nuhu Bamalli, announced this on Tuesday morning during a Sallah homage visit by the district heads. The Emir stated that the Kaduna State Government has issued a directive requiring all district heads who also hold positions in government agencies to choos…
Governor threatens to dethrone traditional rulers if violence recurs in three communities
According to the governor, the warning comes amidst reports of planned attacks by faceless groups in the conflict areas. The post Governor threatens to dethrone traditional rulers if violence recurs in three communities appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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