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Oyo monarch suspends two baales over alleged illegal mining

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Oba Khalid Oyeniyi Olabisi Oyedepo III, has suspended Kilani Azeez, Baale Ilua of Saki and Timothy Oyesiji, Baale Kelli-Ile of Saki, over their alleged involvement in illegal mining, and flagrant disregard for law and order.

The decision, taken by the Okere-in-Council against the baales followed consideration of numerous complaints and investigations into allegations of insubordination as well as disrespect for the stool of the Okere of Sakiland.

A press statement personally signed by the monarch said “as the traditional ruler, I cannot tolerate such behavior from any of my subjects, particularly those entrusted with traditional leadership roles.

“In spite of previous attempts to address these issues, Chief Kilani Azeez O. and Chief Timothy Oyesiji remain recalcitrant and unrepentant, necessitating this decisive action to call the duo to order”.

Oba Oyedepo warned other chiefs against engaging in similar misconduct, including involvement in illegal activities or oppression of individuals.

While saying that the decision takes immediate effect and remains so until further notice to the contrary stressed that their actions will be closely monitored, and any further infractions will attract severe consequences.

“I urge the public to exercise caution when interacting with Chief Kilani Azeez O and Chief Timothy Oyesiji, as they are no longer recognised as the Baale Ilua of Saki and the Baale Kelli-Ile of Saki, respectively, or representatives of the Palace of the Okere of Sakiland,” he added.

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