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Mr Adebayo Oluwagbohun Claiming To Be The Oba Onisango Of Sango Ota, Ogun State

The attention of His Royal Majesty, the Olota of Otta, Oba(Prof.) Adeyemi Abdukabir Obalanlege and Olota-in-Council has been drawn to a press release by one Mr Adebayo Oluwagbohun claiming to be the Onisango of Sangoland at a function where he claimed to have gone to represent Chief Olusegun Obasanjo.

To set the record straight, we do not have a king at Sango-Otta but a traditional head under Chief Baale Wale Akilo. Hence, members of the public are hereby warned not to fall in the hands of an impostor claiming to be ONISANGO as such stool only exist in the imagination of some individuals who are swimming in foolery.

The recent attitude of Adebayo Oluwagbohun is a blow to the judiciary arm of the nation considering his continuous disobedience of the rulings of a competent court where it was clearly stated that Olugbohun must not parade himself as ONISANGO as such stool is neither known to the Ogun State Law nor Chieftaincy gazette of Ogun State.



We are appealing to Ogun State government under the leadership of our amiable Executive Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun FCA, CON who we all know as a peaceful leader in his capacity as the Chief Security Officer of Ogun State to order the arrest of the impostor, Mr Adebayo Oluwagbohun.

This is necessary as his continuous nuisance can no longer be tolerated by the Aworis. The Ijesha Man, Oluwagbohun is pbecoming a threat to the existing peace at Sango-Ota, Aworiland and this could affect one of the core cardinal agenda His Excellency "Security" if not tamed now.

The hard-working security agencies in Ogun State should place Impostor Adebayo Oluwagbohun on their watchlist to prevent break down of law and order in our dear state.

Aworis are known as respecters of law and order, the status we shall continue to uphold. To this end, we call for calm from everybody even in face of intimidation as efforts are in top gear to address the issue.

God bless Nigeria
God bless Ogun State
God bless Aworiland

Wherever, Awori is ONE...ooSho laawa

Signed
Prince Adeyemi Sulaimon Olusesi
Personal Assistant and Media Aide to His Royal Majesty, Olota of Otta.

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