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Ekiti State House of Assembly Crisis – Court Grants Substituted Service on Hon Adelugba

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Ekiti State House of Assembly Crisis – Court Grants Substituted Service on Hon Adelugba

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News reaching our heritage reporter has it that, the Ekiti State High Court this morning granted the application of Rt Hon Olugboyega Aribisogan for a substituted service on the controversial Speaker of Ekiti state House of Assembly, Hon Olubunmi Adelugba.

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In a motion exparte brought pursuant to order 39 Rule(1)&(2) order 7 Rules(1),(5)(d(&16(2) of the Ekiti State (Civil Procedure) Rules 2020 Justice Adekunle Adeleye of Ekiti State High Court 5 ruled that the third defendant in the suit no HAD/168/2022 and motion no HAD 898m, be served through her constituency office in Emure Ekiti or through the wall of Ekiti State House of Assembly which is her last known address.

The Court further said it will not entertain any frivolous motions on the matter adding that the matter will be heard timeously and expeditiously because of time and the nature of the matter before court.

Speaking to newsmen after the ruling today at the court premises in Ado Ekiti, the embattled Speaker,
Rt Hon Olugboyega Aribisogan said he no doubt that justice will prevail.

He said that he was optimistic that the court will right the wrong and restore sanity into the hallowed chambers of the Ekiti state House of Assembly.

” I believe in justice. I have no doubt that justice will prevail on this matter.

Those who desecrated the hallowed chambers of Ekiti Assembly who are still dare dancing around shamelessly will soon have their day in court. Sanity will soon return the Assembly” he said.

Aribisogan was purportedly impeached by a few of his colleagues on Monday November 2022 without any notice and installed Hon Olubunmi Adelugba as Speaker of Ekiti state House of Assembly
Her controversial emergence led to the crisis that has since put a question mark on the legality of the Assembly’s action and proceedings.

Aribisogan said he was not validly impeached and that he remained the substantive Speaker of the Assembly.
He approached the court on November 28, 2022 to challenge his purported Impeachment.
The case was adjourned to January 25, for further hearing

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