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Magistrate Court Reconstructed by Jubril Dotun Sanusi Sets for Commissioning October 22

Opeyemi Rasheed
Opeyemi Rasheed
2 years ago
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In a landmark development aimed at strengthening the judiciary and enhancing access to justice in Oyo State, Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi, the Asiwaju of Ona Ara Local Government, has completed the reconstruction of the Ona Ara Magistrate Court, which will be commissioned on October 22, 2024.

This critical infrastructural project underscores Chief Sanusi’s commitment to ensuring that the judiciary operates in an environment conducive to the swift and efficient administration of justice. The rebuilt Magistrate Court will serve not only Ona Ara Local Government but also the wider Oyo State community by providing an upgraded facility where legal matters can be addressed with greater efficiency, security, and dignity.

Chief Sanusi, who has consistently demonstrated his dedication to the progress and development of Ona Ara, views the judiciary as a key pillar of governance. By investing in the rebuilding of this court, he is contributing to the overall well-being of the people, ensuring they have proper access to justice in a modern and well-equipped environment.

The commissioning ceremony, set for October 22, 2024, will be attended by dignitaries, including members of the Oyo State Judiciary, political leaders, traditional rulers, and other stakeholders. This event will mark a significant milestone in the enhancement of legal infrastructure in the state.

Chief Sanusi extends his gratitude to all those who have supported this initiative and reiterates his continued dedication to serving the people of Oyo State, advocating for justice, and ensuring the betterment of society through sustainable development.


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