A self-appointed traditional ruler of Ayetoro community, in llaje council area of Ondo state, Oluwambe Ojagbohunmi, has been dismissed by a High Court, sitting in Okitipupa, Ondo state.
The judge that presided over the case, Justice Temitope Adedipe, ordered Ojagbohunmi to stop flaunting himself as the traditional ruler and spiritual head of the community.
Justice Adedipe, further declared one Olaseni Ajijo, as the traditional and spiritual head of the church in the coastal community, as ratified by the Board of Trustees of the Holy Apostle Church, Ayetoro.
According to Vanguard, he made the order in suit AK/17/ 2021 filed by Oba Ajijo as claimant, suing Prophet Ojagbohunmi over the rightful occupant of the traditional stool of Ayetoro community.
The claimant sought the reliefs that “a declaration that he is the incumbent reigning Spiritual Head of Ayetoro community having been chosen and installed by the Ogeloyinbo in Council and ratified by the Board of Trustees of the Holy Apostles’ Church, Ayetoro.”
