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Judicial correspondents condole with Oyo judiciary over Chief Registrar’s death

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The National Association of Judiciary Correspondents (NAJUC) in Oyo State has condoled with the Oyo State Judiciary over the untimely death of the late Chief Registrar, Mrs Fatima Adenike Badrudeen, describing it as arise shock and a loss to the entire judiciary in the state.

NAJUC in a statement jointly signed by its chairman, Yejide Gbenga-Ogundare and the secretary, Sunday Ogunyemi, described Mrs Badrudeen as a woman of excellent professionalism and sympathised with the judiciary and the family of the deceased Chief Registrar for the loss.

The association described the deceased as a dutiful and meticulous administrator whose absence will be sorely missed, adding that as a magistrate, she diligently dispensed justice without fair or favour as the Chief Registrar, she displayed excellent administrative skills to ensure the smooth running of judicial activities in the state.

The Association noted that the deceased left the state Judiciary when her wealth of knowledge is mostly needed to improve the justice dispensation process and prayed that God will grant her Aljanah Firdaus and grant her family and the judiciary the fortitude to bear the loss.

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