Yoruba Monarch Oluwo Denies Terrorists in Iwo, Bans Alcohol in Palace
Yoruba monarch Oluwo refutes claims of terrorists in Iwo, defends Sheikh Dahood Imran Molaasan as an educator and philanthropist, and bans alcohol in the palace. The alleged terrorist group linked to a religious organization is denied by Oluwo, who emphasizes the group's 20-year existence and collaboration with local security.
The ban on alcohol consumption within the palace premises has drawn both praise and criticism. Additionally, the Tawu'un Movement leader, Lookman Adeboj, dismisses rumors of Imran's detention by security forces.
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