Ogun chief judge opens new multi-door courthouse in Idi-Oke
The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, has commissioned a purpose-built Multi-Door Courthouse at Idi-Oke/Igbesa. The facility was donated by the Olu of Idi-Oke Kingdom, Oba Saheed Ifalohun Odusanya, in celebration of his tenth coronation anniversary. Justice Dipeolu praised the monarch’s commitment to justice and highlighted the importance of accessible and affordable dispute resolution. The new courthouse aims to provide the community with modern alternatives to traditional litigation.
What we know
- Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu commissioned the Multi-Door Courthouse at Idi-Oke/Igbesa, donated by Oba Saheed Ifalohun Odusanya.
- The facility marks the monarch’s tenth coronation anniversary and reflects his ongoing support for the judiciary.
- Previous court projects in the area include the commissioning of the Idi-Oke/Igbesa Magistrates’ Court in June 2020, and High Court I and II in 2021 and 2023.
- The new courthouse offers alternative dispute resolution options such as mediation, conciliation, arbitration, and negotiation.
- Justice Dipeolu emphasized that the value of the courthouse depends on the quality of service provided by its staff.
