 The arrangement, which gave the Manilla Pepple house control of the regency, caused immediate disputes with the rival Anna (or Annie) Pepple house.When Lynslager's replacement arrived, he reported that "the four regents never lived in unity or unanimity ... consequently civil war was ever ripe around and about them... leading to immense loss of British property".When the official leader of the Manilla house died in 1863, Banigo and Oko Jumbo could not agree who was to succeed, and so appointed a figurehead named Warribo while continuing to control the house.