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13/03/2026

OGSJ 4TH RAMADAN LECTURE: OGUN CJ REMINDS MUSLIM FAITHFULS TO ALWAYS DEMONSTRATE ACT OF KINDNESS AND SIMPLICITY
Muslim faithfuls have been reminded not to see Ramadan period as merely a season of fasting and prayer, but a moment needed for renewing ones commitment to moral excellence, compassion, humility, kindness and accountability before the Creator of all. This reminder was made by the Chief Judge of Ogun State,Hon Justice Mosunmola Arinola Dipeolu at the 4th Edition of the Ogun State Judiciary Ramadan Lecture, held at the Judiciary Complex,Kobape., Abeokuta
The Chief Judge at the event asserted that the yearly Ramadan Lecture offers more than an intellectual engagement as it provides a moment of spiritual retreat, an opportunity for ethical introspection, and a time for moral recalibration. While adding that in the demanding environment of public service, particularly within the Judiciary, such moments of reflection are not merely desirable but a prove that such is indispensable.
Quoting from the holy Qur'an, Suratul Al-Anbiya (21:107), His Lordship pointed out the need for individuals to be merciful to people around them and prioritise kindness as shown as one of the defining attributes of the Prophet's leadership. Reminding them that the kindness exemplified was not selective or transactional but a principled and universal one extended to believers and non-believers, friends and adversaries alike.
“Simplicity in leadership safeguards integrity. When one is detached from excessive materialism, one becomes less vulnerable to undue influence and corruption. For judicial officers, simplicity nurtures contentment, and contentment protects against greed and ethical compromise. In Suratul Al-Hadid (57:20), the Qur’an reminds us:
“Know that the life of this world is but amusement, diversion, adornment, and boasting among you…”
This reminder is particularly relevant in an age marked by consumerism, competitive display, and material obsession. The Prophet’s life teaches us that true dignity lies not in ostentation, but in righteousness and humility. Ramadan reinforces this ethics of simplicity. Fasting equalizes humanity: the wealthy and the poor experience hunger alike. It reminds the powerful that sustenance ultimately comes from Allah, not from status or privilege. It softens the heart and disciplines the ego.” The Chief Judge added.
Charging members of the Judiciary, His Lordship admonished all to see themselves as custodians of public trust which can be sustained not merely by legal competence, but by moral credibility. Pointing that citizens perceive kindness in their conduct and simplicity in their lifestyle which can deepens confidence in the justice system.
In His Lordship welcome address, Hon.Justice O. Onafowokan admonished Muslim faithfuls not to see Ramadan period as only a month of fasting, but a month of reflection, renewal, mercy and deep spiritual growth rather than as a time when acts soften , prayers increase, and the best moment to connect with the Holy Quran and one another. While he also reminded them that the holy month of Ramadan is the time every good deed will be multiplied, and every sincere step towards understanding the Islamic religion brings them closer to Almighty Allah.
Speaking on the theme “ Kindness and living a simple life through the lens of Prophet Muhammad” Professor Oladosu of Arabic and Islamic studies,Ibadan, asserted that while talking about kindness and simplicity of the life of Mohammed in the month of Ramadan , such brings to mind the necessity for individuals to ponder the faith that institutionalized Islam. The cleric also charged all to live a life of compassion, simplicity and shun excessive materialism.
Professor Oladosu also pointed reasons why expression of kindness and simplify is difficult for people as, ignorance, argument base on pycho social disorder and lack of compassion. He also added that emulating such traits requires contentment, looking for people’s comfort, show of solace and always endeavor to be the first person of contact when people are facing challenges.
“A sign of simplicity should be that people don’t feel awful or intimidated whenever they are around you but rather get encouraged by your act of kindness and simplicity, the cleric also pointed”
Thereafter, prayers were offered for Nigeria, Ogun State, the Hon. Chief Judge, Honourable Judges, Magistrates, Judicial Research Officers and other Members of Staff of the Ogun State Judiciary.

13/03/2026

OGUN CHIEF JUDGE WELCOMES ZONAL SMALL ARMS AND LIGHT WEAPONS CONTROL
The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Arinola Dipeolu has lauded the establishment of National Center for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons (NCCSALW) in the South West geo- political zone.
The commendation was made during a courtesy visit by the NCCSALW, leadership led by CP Abiọdun Alamutu (Rtd) to the Chief Judge’s office at the Judiciary Complex in Kobape.
Representing the Chief Judge , the Chief Registrar of the High Court, Mr. Olakulehin Oke, who led other Management Staff, emphasised the critical need for such specialised Institution. He highlighted the challenges previously faced in managing illegal fi****ms recovered as evidence during prosecution asserting that the situation could have been better if such establishment was in place many years ago when seized fi****ms used as evidence during prosecution were returned to the Nigeria Police Force for safekeeping after judgement.
The Chief Registrar further assured the team of better collaboration that would further enhance delivery of justice in the State .
Responding on the purpose of the visit , CP Abiodun Alamutu (Rtd), the South-West Zonal Director, National Center for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons , appreciated the Chief judge and the management team for their warm reception, while he asked for the collaboration of the State Judiciary in the area of handling ,securing and transportation of small arms and light weapons recovered for prosecution to further foster strategic partnership in Justice delivery in the State.

The Management team of the State Judiciary and high level delegation of the NCCSALW were in attendance during the visit.

03/03/2026

COMMEMORATIVE PUBLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE!

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary landmark milestone, the Ogun State Judiciary invites you to acquire a piece of history. These authoritative resources, launched at the 50th Anniversary Public Lecture, are essential additions for every legal practitioner, library, and scholar.

📚 AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE:

· Ogun State Judiciary at 50 (Commemorative Book)
A chronicle of five decades of legal excellence and heritage.
Price: ₦10,000

· OMDC Practice Direction 2026
The latest procedural guidelines for the Ogun Multi Door Courthouse.
Price: ₦2,000

· Ogun State Judiciary Compendium
A comprehensive compilation of judgments and legal materials.
Price: ₦10,000

· De Jure Magazine (3rd Edition)
Insightful legal articles and analyses from the bench and bar.
Price: ₦5,000

HOW TO PURCHASE:
Interested persons should contact the under listed:

Dr. B. O. Ilo
Deputy Chief Registrar (Admin)
08034958764

Mrs. V. B. Williams - Oyetunji
Deputy Chief Registrar (Archives)
08062569186

at the High Court of Justice, Abeokuta, or the Library Department for procurement details.

Commemorate 50 years of justice—secure your copies today!

28/02/2026

*A Legacy of Justice Integrity: Celebrating Ogun State Judiciary's Golden Jubilee*

In an event that exuded tradition, dignity, and solemn pride, the Ogun State Judiciary marked its 50th anniversary with a historic public lecture, bringing together esteemed jurists, Judges,Registrars, staff and well wishers from all vistas of public life at the Cultural Centre in Abeokuta on Thursday, 26th February, 2026.

The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Arinola Dipeolu highlighted the judiciary's role in sustaining order, resolving disputes, and protecting citizens' rights. Quoting the timeless maxim: "Justice should not only be done, but should manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done" Justice Dipẹolu emphasised the judiciary's commitment to fairness, diligence, and fidelity to the law and an unflinching commitment to further enhancing public confidence.

She acknowledged the efforts of the founders and leaders of successive eras in the Ogun State Judiciary who laboured tirelessly through the phases of foundation, consolidation, expansion, modernisation, and contemporary reforms to preserve liberty, rights, and responsibilities of the workforce and that of the citizens.

The Chief Judge also acknowledged and praised the Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, for the continued support extended to the judiciary for enhanced capacity to deliver justice effectively.

Prince Adesegun Muhammed Ajibola, SAN, who delivered a keynote address titled : "Fifty Years of Justice, Integrity, and Public Trust: Building the Future of the Ogun State Judiciary focused on integrity, legitimacy, and accountability.

While congratulating the Ogun State Judiciary, Prince Ajibola encouraged all stakeholders to join in maintaining and improving it's glorious reputation.

He concluded by saying that though there might be bad eggs on Nigeria's Bench, the learned SAN harped on the importance of protecting the whole Bench by finding lasting ways to ease out the corrupt ones so a to protect the good ones and avoid the downfall of the whole.

The Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, who was represented by his Deputy, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele re-affirmed his administration's respect for the judiciary, promising continued investment in infrastructure, technology, and human capacity.

The Chairman of the occasion, Chief Akin Delano, SAN, praised the founding fathers' dedication and innovation.

One of the highlights of the occasion was the launch of the commemorative book by Hon. Justice Dipeolu. The book " Ogun Judiciary at 50 : a repository of Institutional memory" chronicling judiciary's journey from inception to the present.

The Chief Judge also introduced to the public, the 2026 Staff manual and e-affidavit platform, aimed at enhancing professionalism, discipline, and transparency.

The event which was spiced with playlets, cultural dances and good smooth music was attended by dignitaries from all walks of life ,culminated in the presentation of awards to living pioneers, past Chief Judges, and former Attorneys-General and deserving dignitaries recognising their contributions to justice administration in Ogun State.

28/02/2026

*Ogun State Judiciary Celebrates 50 Years with Novelty Match in Honour of the Chief Judge*

As part of events lined up for The Ogun State Judiciary 50th anniversary a novelty football match was held at the MKO Abiola Sports Arena Abeokuta on Wednesday, 25th February, 2026 in honour of the Honourable Chief Judge.

The Golden Jubilee celebration highlighted five decades of commitment to justice, integrity, and the rule of law in Ogun State.

In her remarks at the occasion, the Chief Judge commended Judicial officers and staff for their dedication over the years and urged continued commitment to excellence, transparency, and public trust in the justice system.

The novelty match between the Judiciary Team and select Nigerian Bar Association Association Team in Ogun State symbolised unity, teamwork, and mutual respect and values that remain essential in the administration of justice.

The match which ended in a 1-0 victory in favour of the Judiciary Team was an event of camaraderie and fun.

28/02/2026

OGUN JUDICIARY,FRSC SYNERGISE TO PROSECUTE TRAFFIC OFFENDERS

In order to strengthen collaboration and enhance road safety measures in Ogun State, the the Ogun State Command of Federal Road Safety Corp (FRSC), has pledged to promote a harmonious working relationship with the Ogun State Judiciary particularly in the delivery of Justice with regards to traffic offences in the State.

The Ogun Sector Commander,Akinwunmi Fasakin made this known while paying a courtesy visit to the Chief Judge of Ogun State,Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu in her office at the Judiciary Complex in Abeokuta.

Disclosing the purpose of their visit, Fasakin said it was aimed to addressing critical traffic violation matters in the State and to further seek better operation of Mobile Courts with the assistance of the Ogun State Judiciary.

In her response, the Chief Judge of Ogun State, Hon.Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu appreciated the FRSC team for the visit and promised that all necessary machinery will be put in motion to assist the FRSC in the prosecution of traffic offenders with the use of the Mobile Courts across the Judicial Divisions in the State.

The FRSC Courtesy visit to the Ogun State Judiciary is a significant step towards fostering collaboration and improve efficiency between the two Bodies.

17/02/2026

*Ogun Judiciary to commence full operation of E-filing, E-Affidavit.*

Ogun State Chief Judge, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu has reiterated her administration commitment and plans towards the full operational commencement of E-filing and E-Affidavit processes in the State.

This, according to the Chief Judge will significantly enhance efficiency, reduce administrative bottlenecks, and improve access to justice across Ogun State.

His Lordship disclosed this at the Ogun State Judiciary 2026 Judges' Health Retreat held on Monday 9th - Friday 13th February, 2026 at Idi-Oke, Igbesa in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area of the State.

Justice Dipeolu who expressed delight with the progress made in the digital transformation of the State Judiciary informed the participants that necessary mechanisms have been put in place for the operational commencement of the new innovations stressing that the technological initiatives are aimed at creating a future where justice delivery is faster, more transparent and accessible to the good people of Ogun State.

"I am also pleased to formally announce that significant progress has been made in the digital transformation of our judiciary. I am delighted to inform Your Lordships that funds for the take-off of the E-Filing System and E-Affidavit Platform have been released. Necessary equipment and technological gadgets are been procured, and arrangements are currently being finalized for full operational commencement" The Chief Judge intoned.

Speaking on the theme of the retreat, " Judicial Wellness and Longevity: safeguarding the health of the bench for effective justice delivery", His Lordship said a healthy judiciary is the foundation of an effective system.

"My Lords, the administration of justice is a sacred duty. However, to sustain excellence in that duty, we must also care for the vessels through which justice is delivered". Justice Dipeolu added.

The paper presenters in their separate presentations Implored Judges to prioritise their well-being and imbibe self care, physical activities as well as adequate rest towards prevention of musculoskeletal diseases noting that sustainable justice requires sustainable judges therefore safeguarding judicial wellbeing should not be a personal luxury, but an institutional necessity.

The presenters include, Physiotherapist and Consultant, Anike Babalola of Federal Medical Center, Abeokuta, Dr. Jumoke Ilo of the Department of Basic Medical Sciences, Facuity of Nutrition and Dietetics, Osun State University, Osogbo and Physiatrist Consultant, Dr. Abayomi Emmanuel of Nuero- Psychiatric Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta.

Other presenters were Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Fidelis Ojeblenu, Senior Consultant, Dr. Bolatito Fatunsi and a Consultant Cardiologist Dr. Taiwo Olunuga of the Federal Medical Center, Abeokuta respectively.

15/01/2026

OGUN CJ ASSURES STAFF OF SUPPORT ON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INITIATIVES, SKILLS

The State Chief Judge, Honorable Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu has again reaffirmed the State Judiciary’s continuous commitment to professional development ,and support initiatives that can enhance the skills and recognise staff’s contributions to the administration of justice in the State.The Chief Judge made the remark at the annual training for Drivers and Orderlies held at the Judiciary Complex, Abeokuta.
His Lordship, at the training stated that the training was not organised because of any failure on the part of the trainees , but basically done to recognise the complexity and importance of their duties in the State Judiciary. She pointed out that despite the security challenges in the country, evolving challenges and threats ,continuous training would be the only responsible response to these realities which her administration will continue to do.

“I want you to understand that this programme is organised because you are valued. Too often, the contributions of Drivers and Police Orderlies are taken for granted, yet you are the first to arrive and often the last to leave. You navigate difficult roads, unpredictable traffic and sometimes tense environments. You maintain alertness over long hours. You exercise discretion, loyalty, and restraint. These qualities do not go unnoticed”. Justice Dipeolu added.
While appreciating the Training Committee Chairman , Hon. Justice Olanrewaju Mabekoje for his continuous commitment and availability ,the Chief Judge also charged the trainees to apply the knowledge gained during the training in the discharge of their duties, to further exemplify diligence, loyalty and a renewed sense of purpose.

While presenting a paper titled “Enhancing Personal Security and Defensive Readiness for Judicial Officers in a Time of Heightened National Insecurity”, the State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Oluseyi Babaseyi described the duties of Drivers and Orderlies assigned to Honorable Judges as one beyond routine support.He asserted that they are responsible for the safe and secure movement of judicial officers, protection against security threats, maintenance of confidentiality ,protocol, upholding the dignity and integrity of the Judiciary.

DSP. Babaseyi also pointed out that such training equips Drivers and Orderlies with defensive and evasive driving skills, knowledge of court and judicial ethics, threat detection and situational awareness, professional conduct , confidentiality, emergency response capabilities, respect for human rights and the rule of law.

The State PPRO advised that their conduct as Orderlies and Drivers attached to Honourable Judges is often perceived as a reflection of both the Nigeria Police Force and the Judiciary, noting that Professionalism, courtesy, discipline, restraint are non-negotiable. While appreciating the State Judiciary for the training ,he affirmed that a structured training minimises incidents capable of bringing either Institution into disrepute and strengthens public confidence in the administration of justice.

11/01/2026

OGUN CHIEF JUDGE CHARGES RESIDENT DOCTORS TO ADOPT OMDC FOR MEDICAL DISPUTES

The Association of Resident Doctors of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital chapter (ARDOOUTH) has been admonished to take advantage of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services provided by Ogun Multi-Door Courthouses (OMDC) available across the State to resolve issues relating to medical disputes, as the mechanism is capable of reducing unnecessary litigations and promoting amicable resolution of minor disputes. This charge was given during a courtesy visit to the Chief Judge held at the Judiciary Complex, Kobape, Abeokuta.

The Chief Judge of the State, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, during the visit, also advised the Association to always report issues relating to assaults on public health workers and proceed to court for prosecution while such issues can also be resolved using Alternative Dispute Resolution.
His Lordship also re-emphasised that Court rules allow expert witnesses to be attended to before proceeding to other cases before the Court, considering the time-sensitive nature of their work. Justice Dipeolu also advised the Association to look beyond and organise public enlightenment programs using several media platforms, referencing successful initiatives programs that have been established and achieved over the years by the Judiciary to sensitise the public on justice administration.

The Chief Registrar of the High Court of Justice, Mr. Olakulehin Oke, who responded to their plea for a joint seminar to further sensitise the public, assured the Association of great collaboration, promising that they would be integrated into the system of monthly webinar series for legal practitioners, discussants and experts in other fields of life which focus on issues of justice and public concerns.

Dr. Aanuoluwapo Omotoso, the President of ARDOOUTH, appreciated the Chief Judge for setting standards in the State Citadel of Justice, noting that key issues in the health sector such as the safety of healthcare workers, medical issues, and understanding the realities of public healthcare among others, demand urgent attention . He also called for collaboration with the State Judiciary in the area of advocacy for healthcare practitioners.

Dr. Omotoso also expressed the readiness of the Union to collaborate with the Ogun State Judiciary on joint Seminars and sensitisation programs that would be beneficial to both Institutions and the public at large while reaffirming the Association’s commitment to ethical medical practice, respect for the rule of law, and service to the people of Ogun State.

11/01/2026

*Knights of St. Mulumba Visit Ogun State Chief Judge, Pledge Support and Collaboration*

A high-powered delegation from the Order of the Knights of St. Mulumba (KSM) Nigeria paid a courtesy visit to the Chief Judge of Ogun State, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, at the State Judiciary Complex, Abeokuta on Friday, 9th January, 2025

The visit aimed to strengthen the relationship between the judiciary and the laity, amongst other things discussed, avenues for social justice and community development within the state.

The delegation led by Worthy Grand Knight Sir Godwin Nosa Ehijiafor commended the Chief Judge for her steadfast commitment to the rule of law and significant reforms introduced to the Ogun State judiciary. Sir Ehijiafor noted that the Order, built on the pillars of Charity, Unity, and Service, shared a common goal with the bench: protecting the vulnerable and promoting a just society.

During the meeting, the Knights highlighted their humanitarian interventions, including legal aid support for indigent inmates and the provision of welfare packages to the less privileged. They expressed readiness to partner with the Ogun State judiciary in areas of decongestion and digitizing correctional centers, as well as advocacy for prompt dispensation of cases, a pressing concern in the justice sector.

In her response, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu expressed gratitude to the order for the visit and their contributions to society. She emphasized that the judiciary was open to collaborating with organizations demonstrating genuine interest in people's welfare and efficient administration of justice.

Hon. Justice Dipeolu briefed the visitors on ongoing efforts of the Ogun State Judiciary to digitize court processes and ensure speedy dispensation of cases. She urged the Knights to continue being "ambassadors of peace" in their communities, noting that a more peaceful society reduces the burden on the court system.

The visit marked a significant step towards fostering collaboration between the judiciary and the Knights of St. Mulumba, with both parties expressing commitment to working together for the betterment of Ogun State.

09/01/2026

OGUN CJ SWEARS IN 22 NOTARIES PUBLIC : CHARGES APPOINTEES TO PREVENT FRAUD, ENSURE THE INTEGRITY OF DOCUMENTS AND TRANSACTIONS.

Notaries Public in Ogun State have been charged to see themselves as servants of the public in the administration of justice as their appointments is conferment of public duty and a sacred trust.
The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Arinola Dipeolu, made the remark at the swearing-in-ceremony of 22 newly appointed Notaries Public, held at the Judiciary Complex, Kobape, Abeokuta

While addressing the appointees, Justice Dipeolu admonished them to always see their seal as a symbol of authentication for foundational documents of commerce,contracts, affidavits, deeds, and powers of attorney. According to the Chief Judge,such authentication facilitates international trade, validates personal status for foreign use, and secures property rights.
His Lordship also advised them to see themselves as the first line of defence in maintaining credible and reliable legal practice and that it is imperative for them to be vigilant against negligence .the peril of conflict of interest, the unauthorised practice of law and the integrity of their notary journals.

“In an era of increasing cross-border transactions, digital communication, and complex legal arrangements, the role of the Notary Public has never been more vital. You are appointed as officers of the court, and your primary function is to prevent fraud and ensure the integrity of documents and transactions. When you affix your seal and signature, you are not just a witness; you are a verifier of identity, a certifier of voluntariness, and a guarantor of authenticity for the world at large,” His Lordship further pointed out.

Dr. Ibukunoluwa Oremodu, who spoke on behalf of the appointees, appreciated the Chief Judge and assured His Lordship that they would always act uprightly and justly the confidence reposed in them and that they will use their skills, abilities, and experience to fulfill their roles.
Personalities present at the ceremony included the Management team of Ogun State Judiciary, legal practitioners, family, friends, and members of the public.

07/01/2026

JUDICIAL OFFICE, NOT PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT AT THE EXPENSE OF JUSTICE- OGUN CJ

The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu has reiterated that the State Judicial Service Commission (JSC) will not hesitate to remove any Magistrate found to be non-performing on grounds of inefficiency or gross misconduct.

Hon. Justice Dipeolu declared this at the swearing-in- ceremony of two newly appointed Magistrates Grade 1, at the Judiciary Complex in Abeokuta on Monday 5th January, 2026. She further said that office of the Magistrate and a Judicial office is honourable, but it is not permanent employment at the expense of justice.

Congratulating the newly appointed Magistrates, Mr Emmanuel Sonuga and Mrs Rashidat Lawal-Oyedeji, the Chief Judge informed them that their appointment is not merely a recognition of their academic accomplishments and professional competence, but more importantly a call to public trust, service and fidelity to Justice.

“Your Courts are therefore not just courts of law, they are courts of conscience, equity and public confidence. It is therefore not an exaggeration to say that the integrity of the Ogun State Judiciary rises or falls largely on the shoulders of its Magistracy” Hon. Justice Dipeolu added

The Chief Judge further admonished the newly appointed Magistrates to imbibe the Revised Code of Conduct for Judicial Officers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 2016 issued by the National Judicial Council, core ethical obligations such as independence, impartiality, integrity, diligence and the avoidance of conflicts of interests in the discharge of their duties.

Taking their Oath of Allegiance and the Judicial Oath, the newly appointees pledged to be faithful, bear true allegiance to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, to discharge their duties and perform the same to the best of their abilities as well as not to allow their personal interests to influence their official decisions.

To aid effective discharge of duties, the Chief Judge, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu presented the new Magistrates with official tools to support them in the discharge of their duties. The tools included Laptops, Ipads equipped with Law Pavilion and other essential legal resources.

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