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Eruwa Youths Protest, Demand Appointment of Oba by Oyo State Govt

Eruwa Youths Protest, Demand Appointment of Oba by Oyo State Govt
Khadijah OlowodeBy Khadijah OlowodeJune 14, 2024No Comments19 Views
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Eruwa, a prominent community in Oyo State, was the scene of a peaceful protest by youths Thursday, 13 June, 2024. The protesters, comprising young individuals from various wards in Eruwa, gathered at New Garage to express their dissatisfaction with the prolonged absence of an Eleruwa in the town.

The youths, bearing placards with inscriptions such as “appoint a king for Eruwa now” and “We need a monarch to represent our community”, urged the Oyo State Government to expedite the process of appointing a new king for Eruwa.

According to the protesters, the lack of a monarch has hindered the community’s progress and development, as vital decisions and projects have been stalled due to the absence of a traditional leader.

The youths emphasized that the appointment of a king would not only restore the community’s cultural heritage but also attract investments and infrastructure development to Eruwa.

The protest was peaceful, with no reports of violence or property damage. 

The Oyo State Government has yet to respond to the protesters’ demands, but the youths remain resolute in their quest for a monarch to lead their community forward.

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