Outrage In Edo State As Obaseki’s Plans To Undermine The Royal Palace Emerge

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Outrage In Edo State As Obaseki’s Plans To Undermine The Royal Palace EmergeEdo United Action for Positive Change Press Release…

Benin City, Edo State – Edo United Action for Positive Change EUAPC, under the leadership of Osagie Ikponwonsa, wishes to alert the good people of Edo State to an alarming development that has far-reaching implications for our cherished traditions and cultural heritage. Outgoing governor Godwin Obaseki appears to be entangled in a controversy that threatens to destabilize the sacred Benin Kingdom.

A Strategic Delay to Deceive the Electorate

Days ago the Edo State High Court held a pivotal hearing in the case involving the suspended Enigie (Dukes) and the Oba of Benin, His Royal Majesty, Oba N’Edo, Uku Akpolokpolo Oba Ewuare II.

In a move that has sparked widespread outrage, the court adjourned the case until October 17th. This delay, orchestrated under Obaseki’s influence, conveniently pushes the ruling past the Edo elections. This strategic postponement aims to avoid the inevitable public uproar a negative judgment would unleash so close to the September 21st polls.

The History of the Case:

The suspended Enigie, led by the Duke of Evbuobanosa and Egbaen Siluko dukedoms in the Benin Kingdom, Prof. Gregory Akenzua, and Chief Edomwonyi Ogiegbaen, are challenging their suspension by the Oba in suit no B/250os/2023. The Enigie claim their appointments as traditional chiefs are recognized by the Edo State Government and duly registered under Section 25(2) of the Traditional Rulers and Chieftaincy Law.

Initially presided over by Justice Peter Akhihiero, the case is now in the hands of Justice M.N. Asemota. The adjournment until October 17th fuels suspicions of political manipulation, with many believing the Edo State government, under Obaseki’s direction, is orchestrating this delay to ensure the case’s potentially damaging judgment does not sway the electorate against his party, the PDP.

The Machinations Unveiled:

Obaseki is accused of masterminding this insidious plot, allegedly using the rebellious Enigie to undermine and ridicule the venerable Benin Kingdom. This affront to the monarchy has sparked outrage across Edo State, with many viewing it as a direct attack on our cultural heritage and traditions.

The judicial adjournment is widely perceived as a strategic ploy to prevent the fallout from a negative judgment against the Oba from impacting the upcoming elections. The fear is that a judgment rendered before the elections would galvanize the people of Edo State to reject the PDP and Obaseki’s puppet candidate, Asue Ighodalo. By postponing the judgment, Obaseki hopes to mitigate the backlash and secure electoral success, even if it means undermining the revered Benin monarchy.

A Call to Action:

In a land where the Oba is revered and his authority is sacrosanct, any attempt to diminish his power is seen as an unforgivable transgression. The people of Edo State, particularly the sons and daughters of the Benin Kingdom, are incensed by this blatant manipulation. There is a growing sentiment that Obaseki’s actions are not merely political maneuvers but a direct challenge to the soul of the Benin Kingdom.

Edo People, Beware of Obaseki’s Deception:

Edo United Action for Positive Change urges all Edo people to remain vigilant and reject the machinations of Governor Obaseki and his puppet, Asue Ighodalo. Do not be deceived by their political gimmicks aimed at undermining our revered traditions and cultural heritage. This is a battle for the soul of the Benin Kingdom, and we must stand united in defense of our cherished values.

The electorate is poised to reject Obaseki and his puppet in a show of solidarity with our beloved Oba and in defense of our cherished traditions. Let us send a clear message that the people of Edo State will not tolerate any attempt to tarnish our heritage.

Issued by:

Edo United Action for Positive Change

Osagie Ikponwonsa, Leader

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