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 The judiciary, universally thought to be the last hope of the common man, is not exactly viewed as such in Nigeria. Based on recent and distant past events, that arm of the modern government is mostly untrustworthy, duplicitous, and shady. This very vital arm is structured to arbitrate in contentious matters. Thus, the judiciary resolves disputes, and that puts its status sacred and somewhat ecclesiastical. But it appears to have squandered that hallowed reverence. 

Some weeks back, I was a guest of the Honourable the Chief Judge of Ogun State, the Honourable Justice (Dr.) Mosunmola Dipeolu to discuss some burning issues at the annual Bar and Bench Forum of the State. The topic was very engaging and would be very useful to all students, teachers and practitioners of law, litigants and indeed all lovers of justice. Please permit me to share my paper with you.

Some weeks back, I was a guest of the Honourable the Chief Judge of Ogun State, the Honourable Justice (Dr.) Mosunmola Dipeolu to discuss some burning

Olunloyo obtained a PhD in 1961. His thesis was on the "Numerical Determination of the Solutions of Eigenvalue Problems."