Taking to social media, popular Nigerian tabloid, Naija PR, made the report.
The Oba counsel listed the three people murdered by the hoodlums who invaded the palace in the middle of the night to include his younger brother, Adebayo Boboye; the monarch’s driver, Sunday Moses Owoeye, and Sola Osokute.
The solicitor stated in the petition that “we act as solicitors to His Highness, Oba Adewale Sunday Boboye, the Ajagunode of Ode community in Akure North LGA of Ondo State (hereinafter referred to as ‘our client’) and on whose instructions we forward this complaint.
“The aforementioned persons with other accomplices invaded our client’s palace in Ode community on the aforementioned date while armed with dangerous weapons murdered three persons in cold blood.
“The murdered victims are Adebayo Boboye, our client’s younger brother; Sunday Moses Owoeye, our client’s driver, and Sola Osokute.”
The petition stated further that: “They had earlier on December 3, 2020, burnt our client’s palace and cars, and carted away valuables such as plasma television sets, a power generating set and freezers in the process.
The traditional ruler of Ode community in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State, the Ajagunode of Ode community, Oba Adewale Boboye, has petitioned the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Muhammed Adamu over the alleged murder of three of his kinsmen, arson and wanton destruction of property by some assailants who invaded his palace.
The monarch alleged that some individuals within the community masterminded the killing of three people in his palace and supervised the burning and destruction of his palace on December 10, 2020.
The petition written on behalf of the traditional ruler and signed by his solicitors, Abiodun Amole of Messrs Adeniyi Akintola (SAN) & CO. alleged some 17 individuals of being behind the destruction and killing of the three people in Ajagunode Palace.
The monarch, in the petition, alleged that some individuals in the community masterminded the killing of three people in his palace and supervised the burning and destruction of his palace on December 10, 2020.
The petition was written on behalf of the traditional ruler and signed by his solicitor, Abiodun Amole of Messr Adeniyi Akintola (SAN) and co.
He alleged that some 17 individuals were behind the destruction and killing of the three people in Ajagunode palace.
No comments:
Post a Comment