AKARIGBO OF REMO LAND, OBA BABATUNDE AJAYI DID NOT ORDER THE ARREST OFYORUBA NATION PROTESTERS, AIDE.

The Akarigbo and Paramount ruler of Remo Land, Oba Babatunde Adewale Ajayi has described a video circulating on social media that he purportedly ordered the arrest and shooting of Yoruba Nation protesters at Sagamu as malicious, unfounded and misleading.

Oba Ajayi debunked the allegation in a press statement signed by the Chief of Staff to to the paramount ruler, Prince Abbe Aina  and made available to Remo Times Magazine.

The statement is reproduced below:

SETTING THE RECORDS STRAIGHT

Our attention has been drawn to a propaganda on the social media that is laden with mischiefs and unfounded lies against the person and office of the Akarigbo and Paramount of Remo-Land.

While we acknowledge the liberty inheres in the Constitution of this Country for people to express themselves freely, going about it in utter mischief, devilish fabrication of lies in disregard for truth and good conscience, perhaps with a view too misinforming the unsuspecting members of public is something ungodly and condemnable in the sight of God.

It is even more reproachable to remain indifferent to falsehood more so, a lie that is allowed to go unchallenged has an ugly tendency to be taken for the truth.

Against this background, we feel obliged to set the record straight as follows:

1. It is utter falacy that the Akarigbo and Paramount Ruler of Remo-Land who has been overseas till date, refused to give audience to some protesters at the Palace on the day in question. 

2.It is equally a figment of imagination in the minds of the mischief makers that the Akarigbo being far away abroad, was aware of the protesters' presence in the Palace. 

3. By the same token neither did the Akarigbo order the arrest of any of the protesters given his unawareness of the subject situation.

4. It is equally the height of evil imagination to assume the Akarigbo has ever received any gratification from Asiwaju Bola Tinubu,for whatsoever.

5.Above all, we pray to the Lord to forgive any one whose imagination might be running riot, to warrant the baseless rumors and unwarranted fouling of the air, with devilish diarrhea of the mouth, which the whole fiction and falsehood tantermount to.

6. On the issue of Makun land dispute, Akarigbo before travelling set up a committee to investigate the conduct of the kabiyesi in question. The Committee is yet to conclude its report which it is believed will result in just and  fair outcome.

Signed :

Biodun Aina                                                                                                                                                  CoS

Copy of the Press Statement




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