Tributes as Ekiti’s first female CJ retires from Appeal Court
Tributes pour in for Justice Oyebisi Omoleye, Ekiti State’s first female Chief Judge, as she retires from the Court of Appeal at the age of 70. Read More: https://punchng.com/tributes-as-ekitis-first-female-cj-retires-from-appeal-court/
Justice Oyebisi Omoleye, Ekiti State's first female Chief Judge, has retired from the Court of Appeal at the age of 70, receiving tributes from prominent figures in the legal profession. Archbishop Marcus Amfani praised her contributions to the judiciary, urging leaders to serve with integrity and prioritize the welfare of the people.
Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji hailed Omoleye as a blessing to the state, noting her dedication and unblemished record of service. A new court complex in Ekiti will be named after her upon completion, and the retired jurist was presented with a new Toyota SUV by the governor.
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