The inquirers, Nurudeen Akapo, Sunday Owotolu, Chief Taoreed Dada, and Alhaji Monsuru Yusuf are looking for a request controlling the litigants from further trespassing on the land in question.
The petitioners in a suit by their legal advisor, Olanrewaju Balogun supplicated the court for a request coordinating the respondents their operators and privies to abandon the land in the debate.
The family additionally looked for a presentation that the respondent's demonstration of pressing, gathering laterite on the land in debate add up to trespass, unlawful and invalid and void.
In a 41-page explanation of guarantee, the inquirers claimed that the litigants, acting under the camouflage of securing the 'blemished title of Chief Obasanjo's property carried tipper administrators to gather laterite on their family land.
They expressed that the respondents are outsiders and not identified with Adogun Atele family however are utilizing the impact of previous President, Obasanjo to pester and threaten the inquirer's relatives.
The petitioners asserted that the first respondent distorted Chief Obasanjo to badger and threaten inquirer's relatives should they whine about the illicit assortment of laterite on the contested land.
The petitioners expressed that they have acquired a few court decisions over the land from which the previous president purportedly purchased from the Ogungbemi Alagbeji family.
The petitioner expressed that they didn't execute the decisions in view of the understanding that at the fitting time, the previous president will move toward them for settlement.
In this way, the inquirers implored the court for an affirmation that they are the people qualified for the Statutory Right of Occupancy in regard to the package of land in the contest.
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