Amidst the legal battles over the Soun chieftaincy in Ogbomoso, Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye emerges as a determined force for justice. He aims to stop the ongoing wrongdoings that have troubled the revered throne for too long.
In his fight for justice, Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye takes a strong stand against the Soun Saga. He wants to end the constant illegal actions and misuse of court processes in the chieftaincy dispute. His recent appeal vividly shows his commitment to following the law amid the complicated issues surrounding the Soun of Ogbomoso chieftaincy dispute. Through his efforts, he hopes to bring fairness and justice to the situation.
The appeal, marked APPEAL NO: S (11T NO: HOG/27/2022), filed by Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye, stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment to halt the perceived irregularities in the Soun Saga.
This legal maneuver seeks to challenge the ruling of the High Court of Justice, Ogbomoso, dated November 27, 2023, which stayed the execution of judgment in Suit No. HOG/27/2022.
The appeal, registered as Appeal No: S (11T NO: HOG/27/2022) at the Court of Appeal, Ibadan, challenges the ruling of the High Court of Justice, Ogbomoso, dated 27th November 2023.
Recall that the erstwhile ruling granted a stay of execution of the judgment, paving the way for the progression of the contentious Soun coronation.
Now this Notice of Appeal captured above seeks to correct all further anomalies as follows:
Prayers Sought in the Court of Appeal:
An order of this Honourable Court —
(a) To allow the appeal (b) To set aside the ruling of the lower court dated the 27th day of November 2023, granting the stay of execution of judgment.
Simultaneously, Prince Kabir Olaoye has sought relief from the High Court, Ogbomoso, through a restraining order to halt any actions that could further entrench the contested developments in the Soun Saga.
Restrain Order Prayers from the High Court of Justice, Ogbomoso:
- An order of interlocutory injunction restraining the 1st to 12th Respondents from taking any further steps to enforce or give effect to the orders contained in the Ruling delivered on 27th November 2023 by the learned trial judge in Suit No. HOG/27/2022 pending the hearing and determination of the appeal filed against the said ruling.
- An order restraining the 1st to 12th Respondents from presenting Staff of Office or performing any other ceremony or action in furtherance of the installation or recognition of Pastor Afolabi Ghandi Oladunni Olaoye as the Soun of Ogbomoso pending the hearing and determination of the appeal filed against the said ruling.
- An order restraining the 1st to 12th Respondents from giving any effect to the appointment, selection, or recognition of Pastor Afolabi Ghandi Oladunni Olaoye as the Soun of Ogbomoso pending the hearing and determination of the appeal filed against the said ruling.
This legal action comes in the wake of a protracted struggle for the Soun throne, marked by contested coronations, conflicting court orders, and a myriad of legal disputes. The Soun crisis has captured public attention, unraveling a complex web of power dynamics, political interference, and the quest for justice.
Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye’s involvement in this legal battle is rooted in his assertion of the rightful procedures for ascension to the Soun throne. The legal documents emphasize the need for a fair and just selection process, devoid of irregularities and in compliance with the rule of law.
The broader context of the Soun Saga reveals a history marked by rival coronations, allegations of contempt of court, and a contentious struggle for legitimacy. The legal maneuvers and counter-maneuvers underscore the depth of the crisis and the stakes involved in the quest for the Soun chieftaincy.
As the legal tussle continues, Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye stands as a key player in the efforts to bring stability and legality to the Soun chieftaincy. His appeal to the Court of Appeal signals a determination to challenge what he perceives as legal irregularities and to seek redress for what he believes is a rightful claim to the throne.
The Soun Saga, with Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye at its epicenter, unfolds as a complex legal drama, echoing the broader challenges faced by traditional institutions in the evolving landscape of Nigerian governance.
This appeal will mark a turning point in Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye’s quest for justice will continue to shape the narrative of the Soun Saga in the days to come.
In an interview with a foremost online media, Ajilete.com.ng, Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye asserts that he strives to defend justice against usurpation by the Government of Oyo State.
In the intricate tapestry of the Saga, one glaring theme persists – the flagrant abuse of court processes and the apparent usurpation of justice by the Government of Oyo State. At the center of the legal maelstrom, Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye, stands as a figure steadfast in his pursuit of justice and the preservation of the sanctity of traditional institutions.
This recent appeal filed by Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye, serves as a legal fortress against what he contends to be an unjust stay of execution of judgment.
The document meticulously dissects the alleged errors in the ruling of the High Court of Justice, Ogbomoso, dated November 27, 2023. Beyond a mere legal maneuver, this appeal unveils a narrative of systematic legal infractions and interference.
The saga unfolds against the backdrop of conflicting coronations and a tumultuous struggle for the Soun chieftaincy. What stands out, however, is the persistent inclination of the Government of Oyo State to press forward with a coronation that, according to Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye, flouts court orders and undermines the rule of law.
The appeal document contends that the Trial Judge erred in granting prayers for the staying of execution without due consideration of the special circumstances required for such an order. It raises questions about the availability of declaratory judgment in the order for staying execution and challenges the granting of alternative prayers for stay of execution and injunction not being granted together.
A more profound layer of this legal drama exposes what Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye asserts as a series of calculated moves by the Government of Oyo State to override court processes. The persistence in planning a coronation amid ongoing legal disputes raises concerns about the commitment to due process and respect for the judiciary’s authority.
This usurpation of justice, as claimed by Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye, unfolds as a larger indictment on the broader state of traditional institution affairs in Nigeria. It echoes the challenges faced by traditional leaders in maintaining their autonomy amid political maneuvering and governmental interference.
This legal maneuver by Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye underscores his unwavering commitment to halting what he perceives as an assault on the rule of law in the Soun Saga. As the legal battle unfolds, it remains a critical chapter in the complex narrative of Ogbomoso’s chieftaincy dispute, with implications for the broader discourse on justice and governance.
As the legal battle intensifies, Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye emerges not only as a claimant to the Soun throne but as a defender of the principles that underpin the justice system. His legal actions, including this appeal, serve as a stark reminder that the pursuit of justice should be immune to political expediency and that traditional institutions, despite their cultural significance, must find protection within the bounds of the law.
The Soun Saga, with Prince Muhammed Kabir Olaoye as its protagonist, unveils a larger narrative of the delicate balance between tradition and modern governance. The outcome of this legal battle will undoubtedly reverberate beyond Ogbomoso, shaping perceptions of justice, rule of law, and the resilience of traditional institutions in the face of political pressures.
