An Oyo State High Court in Ibadan restrains the state government and relevant parties from nominating or installing a parallel Aresaadu of Iresaadu. The order also blocks the appointment of a new Aresaadu while the current traditional leadership remains in place.

Both reports say the court’s decision targets actions by the government and the Emiolu Ruling House and kingmakers involved in the selection process. The restraint prevents any attempt to install an alternative monarch in Iresaadu, which the applicants argue would conflict with existing arrangements.

While both outlets focus on the same court action and the same parties, they differ slightly in emphasis. The Punch specifies that the measure stops Oyo from appointing and installing a “parallel” Aresaadu while Oba Abraham Oyerinde remains, whereas Legit.ng frames the ruling more generally as a halt to installing a parallel monarch and naming a new Aresaadu of Iresaadu.