EKITI MONACHS DEMAND JUSTICE, INVOKE ANCESTRAL SPIRIT OVER LCDA HQTS

LCDA headquarters: Ekiti monarchs demand justice, invoke ancestral spirit

Kayode Fayemi

Ekiti traditional rulers invoke ancestral spirit over LCDA headquarters

Seven traditional rulers in Ekiti, aggrieved over the location of headquarters of the newly created Ikole-West Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Ijesa-Isu-Ekiti, have led their people in invoking ancestral spirit to redress the alleged injustice done to them.

The traditional rulers and their people converged at the ancestral Oreniwa Market Square in Isaba-Ekiti on Sunday.

They observed Christians, Muslims and traditionalists’ prayers, urging God to intervene and touch the hearts of those officials involved in the location of the council’s headquarters in “an unacceptable place”.

On behalf of other traditional rulers, the Olotunja of Ootunja-Ekiti, Oba Adedeji Fagbamila, said the seven communities had resolved that their indigenes would not accept political appointments at the LCDA.

“We have also all resolved not to participate in any election, henceforth stop paying our taxes until our rights are restored; any of our indigenes that accept political appointment will be disowned.

“We are engaging in our rightful agitations because it is our future that is at stake and our inalienable right to self-determination.

We are sure “I want to assure you all that our amiable governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, has no hand in this purported location of the council secretariat at Ijesa-Isu-Ekiti he will right the wrong,” the traditional ruler said.

He appealed to the state government to relocate the headquarters to Usin-Ekiti, where the seven communities had initially agreed that it should be sited.

The seven traditional rulers had on Sept. 8 led their subjects to stage a peaceful protest, expressing dissatisfaction on the location of the headquarters in Ijesa-Isu-Ekiti.

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