The ancient Aboh Kingdom in Delta State faces a kingship tussle, marked by alleged abomination, police involvement, and a violation of Aboh customs. As elders and the Traditional Council fight for justice, the kingdom stands at a crossroads between tradition and modern interference.

VIDEO: Prince Ijomah from Umu-Ogwezi quarters, Aboh vying for the kingship allegedly Humiliated by police

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