Osun Ruling Houses Demand Deposition of Convicted Monarch in US Fraud Case

Two ruling houses in Ipetumodu, Osun State, have formally requested the deposition of Oba Apetumodu after his conviction in a US fraud case. The joint letter addressed to the governor highlights the monarch's absence due to criminal conviction and urges the initiation of the successor selection process.

Oba Oloyede, who mysteriously disappeared and faced charges in the US, is mentioned in the context of fraudulent activities. The ruling houses seek to safeguard the dignity of the throne and ensure a transparent succession process.