Oloja stool: Court orders parties to maintain status quo
Lagos High Court orders parties in the Oloja of Lagos chieftaincy dispute to maintain status quo, affirming Prince Abiola Olojo-Kosoko as Oloja-elect.
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July 16, 2026 · 01:15 · 5 min read
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Lagos High Court orders parties in the Oloja of Lagos chieftaincy dispute to maintain status quo, affirming Prince Abiola Olojo-Kosoko as Oloja-elect.
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