The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Justice Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, on Wednesday commissioned a purpose-built Multi-Door Courthouse at Idi-Oke/Igbesa.
The courthouse was donated by the Olu of Idi-Oke Kingdom, Oba Saheed Ifalohun Odusanya, to mark his tenth coronation anniversary,
Dipeolu commended the monarch, described as a rare commitment to building institutions of justice.
She said the project represented more than the completion of a building, describing it as the realisation of a vision that justice should be accessible, affordable, timely, and responsive to the needs of the people.
“There are kings who build palaces, monuments and markets. But there are very few kings who choose to build institutions of justice. Such kings understand that peace is the foundation upon which every other development rests,” he said.
The Chief Judge traced the monarch’s history of supporting the judiciary, recalling that the Idi-Oke/Igbesa Magistrates’ Court was commissioned through the king’s generosity in
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