The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, on Monday unveiled two new judicial facilities in Ijebu North Local Government Area, a reconstructed Magistrates’ Court Complex in Ago-Iwoye and a newly built Customary Court in Oru-Ijebu.
The two courtrooms were delivered through community and traditional ruler-led initiatives.
This came barely a week Dipeolu inaugurated 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 10th coronation anniversary..
At Ago-Iwoye, Dipeolu unveiled the reconstructed Magistrates’ Court Complex, which had fallen into a deplorable state due to age and weather before the community took it upon itself to rebuild the facility rather than wait for state intervention.
“We do not just see a building; we see an architectural manifestation of a community’s resilient spirit and commitment to the rule of law,” she said.
She commended the leadership of
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