Ogun State House of Assembly has confirmed the nomination of Honourable Justice Adebisi Femi-Segun for appointment as the President of the Customary Court of Appeal in the State, saying she is fit and worthy to occupy the office.
The confirmation followed a motion moved by the Majority Leader, Yusuf Sheriff, seconded by the Minority Leader, Lukman Adeleye and supported by the Whole House through a voice vote.
The confirmtion was done shortly after the adoption of the report on the confirmation of the nominee of the Governor for appointment as the President of the Customary Court of Appeal, Ogun State, which screened Honourable Justice Femi- Segun.
The report was earlier presented by the Deputy Speaker, Bolanle Ajayi, while the Majority Leader Yusuf Sheriff moved for its adoption, seconded by Hon. Lukmon Atobatele and supported by the entire House through a unanimous voice vote.
OGUN ASSEMBLY PASSES RESOLUTION SEEKING IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION TO END OBASHIP TUSSLE AT AGOSASA
Ogun State House of Assembly has passed a resolution calling on the State Government to prevail on security agencies to ensure the deployment of armed security personnel to Agosasa community in Ipokia Local Government Area of the State to restore peace and orderliness thereby protecting lives and properties of residents in the area.
The resolution followed a motion moved by the Majority Leader, Yusuf Sheriff, seconded by the member representing Ipokia/Idiroko State Constituency, Hon. Adebisi Oyedele shortly after he reported the recent civil unrest at Agosasa.
Hon. Oyedele said that he was deeply concerned about the recent chaos and unrest that had plagued Agosasa community, leading to escalating violence and instability threatening the safety and well-being of the residents.
He reported that the conflict was as a result of the installation and coronation of the Oba of Agosasa which was opposed by some groups during a plenary presided over by the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Oludaisi Elemide at the Assembly Complex, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.
He called for a decisive action to restore peace and security, saying there was need to call upon the authorities, particularly the police to establish a permanent security base at Agosasa to address the situation.
The lawmaker equally implored all parties involved to prioritize dialogue and reconciliation as a means towards resolving their grievances and conflicts, saying "there is no price too high to pay for peace, and we must collectively work towards fostering harmony and understanding within our community".
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