01/07/2026
Ogun Chief Judge Commissions Purpose-Built Multi-Door Courthouse, commends Ọba Odusanya.
The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, has commended the Olu of Idi-Oke Kingdom, Oba Saheed Ifalohun Odusanya, for his unwavering commitment to the administration of justice, describing him as a monarch whose investments in judicial infrastructure have continued to strengthen access to justice in Ogun State.
Justice Dipeolu gave the commendation during the commissioning of the purpose-built Ogun Multi-Door Courthouse Centre at Idi-Oke, Igbesa, a facility donated by the monarch to commemorate his Tenth year Coronation Anniversary on Wednesday, 23rd June, 2026
His Lordship noted that the project represents another milestone in the Judiciary's efforts to make justice accessible, affordable, timely and responsive to the needs of the people noting that the Multi-Door Courthouse has become a vital component of modern justice delivery, providing alternative pathways for dispute resolution through mediation, conciliation, arbitration and negotiation, thereby reducing the burden of prolonged litigation on litigants and the courts.
According to her, not every dispute requires years of courtroom proceedings, stressing that many conflicts are better resolved through dialogue and compromise that preserve relationships and promote harmony among parties stressing that the Multi-Door Courthouse offers a faster, more cost-effective and mutually beneficial approach to resolving disputes.
The Chief Judge recalled that the relationship between the Ogun State Judiciary and the traditional ruler has produced several landmark projects, including the Magistrates' Court commissioned in 2020, High Court I commissioned in 2021 and High Court II commissioned in 2023.
She explained that the Ogun Multi-Door Courthouse was initially commissioned in November 2021 and operated from a temporary facility within the Magistrates' Court premises before the completion of the newly commissioned purpose-built centre dedicated exclusively to Alternative Dispute Resolution services.
His Lordship maintained that the Igbesa, Agbara and Idi-Oke axis has emerged as one of Nigeria's fastest-growing industrial and commercial corridors thereby making tavailable efficient dispute resolution mechanisms for sustainableb peace, investment and sueconomic growth in the area. She further emphasized that the administration of justice is a collective responsibility, describing the project as a shining example of successful collaboration between the Judiciary, traditional institutions and the community. She expressed hope that other communities across Ogun State would emulate the gesture by supporting judicial infrastructure development.
Justice Dipeolu announced that the Sixth Ogun Multi-Door Courthouse located in Ilaro is ready for commissioning and is a demonstration of the Judiciary's commitment to extending Alternative Dispute Resolution services to all parts of the Ogun State.
Also speaking at the event, The Chairman, Governing Council, Ogun Multi-door Courthouse, Retired Hon. Justice Solomon Olugbemi expressed delight over the commissioning of the purpose-built Ogun Multi-Door Courthouse Centre, describing it as a remarkable achievement that underscores the unwavering commitment of the Ogun State Judiciary at expanding access to justice through Alternative Dispute Resolution.
Olugbemi noted that the Ogun Multi-Door Courthouse has continued to demonstrate that disputes need not always end in prolonged litigation. He thereby congratulated the Chief Judge, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, for her visionary leadership in advancing justice delivery in the state.
He also congratulated Oba Saheed Ifalohun Odusanya, the Governing Council, Management and Staff of the Ogun Multi-Door Courthouse and other stakeholders whose collaborative efforts culminated in the successful delivery of the landmark project, expressing hope that the Centre would remain a lasting symbol of accessible justice, peaceful dispute resolution and sustainable development.
In his remarks, Oba Saheed Ifalohun Odusanya appreciated the Chief Judge for her unalloyed support towards the establishment and growth of the Multi-Door Courthouse in the area. The monarch reaffirmed his commitment to supporting initiatives that promote peace, justice and development.
Source: Ogun State Judiciary