According to Punch, A recent court judgement has sparked a disagreement between the Olugbode family and the Olola of Ola, Oba Johnson Ajiboye, over the Olola of Ola stool in Osun State. The Osun State High Court ruled that the Olugbode family is part of the Ejitunde Ruling House in Ola, and directed the families to resolve their differences through dialogue.
However, the Olugbode family has cautioned against misinterpreting the judgement, warning that it could lead to anarchy in the community. The family's representative, Kola Sangoniran, stated that the judgement did not vacate the earlier restraining order against Oba Ajiboye, and urged him not to parade himself as the Olola of Ola.
Oba Ajiboye, on the other hand, has dismissed the family's concerns, saying they can interpret the judgement as they see fit. The monarch believes the court has made its decision, and it is up to the families to resolve their differences.
The kingship tussle has been ongoing for some time, with the Olugbode family seeking recognition as part of the Ejitunde Ruling House. The court's judgement has sparked hopes of a resolution, but the disagreement over its interpretation may prolong the dispute.