Traditional worshippers in Ogun State on Tuesday mobilised stakeholders against a bill in the state House of Assembly which delved into issues concerning traditional rulers installation and burial rit
es.
The Oluwo Onifa of Ogun State, Chief Aregbesola Anipupo, and the Coordinator of Traditional Worshippers Association of Ogun State, Chief Fasola Faniyi, stated this during a press conference at the Ijo Orunmila Adulawo Hall, Ilugun, Abeokuta. The bill titled, “The Traditional Rulers Bill 2020, which was sponsored by a member representing Ogun Waterside constituency, had scaled through the second reading at the assembly.
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