Edo Government Warns Against Self-Help in Okpella Stool
The Edo State Government issued a strong warning against any self-help actions concerning the Okpella traditional stool, emphasizing the need to maintain the status quo while legal processes are ongoing. This warning came after a recent judgment by Justice O.
Otamer Fugar, which ruled on a case initiated by Lukeman Akemoku, who claimed he was not given a fair hearing. The state government, represented by Hon. Festus Ebea, noted that Attorney General Roland Otaru has already commenced the process of filing an appeal.
Ebea cautioned all parties involved to refrain from actions that could disrupt the traditional institution in Okpella, stating that any illegal actions would attract the full weight of the law. Security agencies have been placed on red alert to prevent any breakdown of law and order.
The government reiterated its commitment to uphold peace and allow due process to take its course in the matter.
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