Invest consistently in self-development, Ogun CJ charges Magistrates
The Chief Judge of Ogun State, Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, has called on Magistrates in Nigeria to invest consistently in self-development. Justice Dipeolu also urged the Magistrates to read judgments of superior courts, keep abreast of legislative developments, improve legal research and judgment-writing, and participate in continuing judicial education. She equally cautioned Magistrates against…
Chief Judge Mosunmola Dipeolu of Ogun State has urged Nigerian magistrates to consistently invest in self-development. She urged magistrates to read superior court judgments, stay updated on legislative changes, enhance their legal research and writing skills, and participate in ongoing judicial education. Dipeolu cautioned magistrates against viewing their current position as merely a stepping stone to higher court appointments, emphasizing that the magistracy is an office of significant responsibility.
She made these remarks at the opening of the National Convention of the Magistrates’ Association of Nigeria, held in Abeokuta. The convention, themed "Strengthening the Magistracy for Effective Justice Delivery through Capacity Building and Innovation" and tagged "Gateway Convention 2026," is the first national gathering of the association in 10 years.
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