THE Deji of Akureland in Ondo State, Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi yesterday listed conditions for truce with the estranged Eze Ndigbo of Akure, Gregory Iloehike.
One of the condition was that the
Igbo leader is forbidden from wearing any form of crown henceforth.
Oba Aladelusi gave the conditions
during a meeting Governor Olusegun Mimiko had with him and the Akure Council of Chiefs in Akure on the lingering crisis.
The governor had earlier met with
the Igbo leaders led by the embattled Eze Ndigbo, Iloehike at the governors office.
Ileohike was said to have denied
disrespecting the Oba and pleaded
with the governor to help resolve the over one-week crisis.
Other conditions include that the Eze Ndigbo must apologize for his unruly behaviour in at least three national dailies and on air.
“That the Igbo leader must write a
letter of apology to Oba Aladetoyinbo Ogunlade Aladelusi and the Deji-in- Council.
“That the title ‘Eze Ndigbo’ must be
reviewed and replaced with a non-
controversial honorary title and that
the Igbo Leader must comply with all the earlier directives of the palace.’’
Dr Mimiko, however, apologized to
the Oba on behalf of the Igbo Leader.
Source: www.vanguardngr.com

Ok

There is a proverb in Yoruba, oko kiije ti baba at'omo k'oma l'aala. meaning 'even if a farmland belongs to a father and his son, so there should be a boundary.

The Igbos are peace and prosperity loving people at other peoples' land, except when in cyber warfare mood over the project biafra, in a country called nairaland.

On a serious note, two kings cannot reign at the same time, it is a taboo. Akure is an ancient town where tradition of our ancestors is deep rooted. Let peace reign, instead of sons and father's rivalry because of undefined boundaries.

We are children of the kingdom...

Hmmm

This News again