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The High Court in Oghara, Delta State, has decided in favor of His Majesty, King Obukohwo Monday Arthur Whiskey, Udurhie I, Ovie of the Great Idjerhe Kingdom, in a case for an interlocutory injunction.
Angus Omasoro, M. Ibori Emajemite, and others brought the suit.
It was said that the Crown Otota (Iyasere) of the Great Idjerhe Kingdom, Chief Uzzi Onosia James Obriki, said in a statement that the ruling was a victory for justice.
He says that the court’s decision confirms the king’s status as the traditional ruler of the Idjerhe Kingdom.
Obriki said that the ruling has made people even more sure of the judicial process.
He said that the decision makes King Whiskey’s stool more legitimate and that no one can change what God has decided.
The palace said that the case’s outcome clearly proves that the king has power over the kingdom.
Obriki also said that the case has been put on hold until the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court decide on motions that have already been filed.
The palace also denied reports that King Whiskey had been forced to leave the throne or go into exile. It said that these claims were false, misleading, and not based on any law.
The statement says that the Delta State High Court’s decision in Oghara, which is in the Ethiope West Local Government Area, is open to the public.
The Crown Otota told people from Idjerhe Kingdom and the general public to stay peaceful and follow the law.
He told people to only trust information that had been checked out about the ongoing kingship dispute, stressing the need to avoid false information that could cause trouble.
