H1: Alleged death of Ekiti State Chief Judge
In a tragic incident that has shocked the nation, the Chief Judge of Ekiti State was reportedly injured in July 2023 when a section of the State High Court building collapsed on him, causing grievous injuries. Unfortunately, in the early hours of today, it was reported that he passed away. While there is no concrete proof of this alleged event, the news has left many in mourning.
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The tweet by Chidi Odinkalu, CGoF, shared the heartbreaking news, sending condolences and prayers for peace for the deceased. The loss of such a prominent figure in the legal community is indeed a significant blow, and our thoughts are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of ensuring the safety and integrity of public buildings. The collapse of the State High Court building highlights the need for regular maintenance and inspections to prevent such tragic accidents from occurring in the future.
As the community grapples with this alleged loss, it is essential to remember the legacy and contributions of the Chief Judge to the legal system in Ekiti State. His dedication to upholding justice and the rule of law will not be forgotten, and his passing leaves a void that will be hard to fill.
While we await further details and confirmation of the reported events, let us take a moment to honor the life and work of the Chief Judge and reflect on the impact he has had on the legal community in Ekiti State. May he rest in peace.
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The Chief Judge of Ekiti State was injured in July 2023 when the section of the State High Court building that houses his office collapsed on him, injuring him grievously. Early hours today, he reportedly died. May the Almighty grant him mercy & peace.https://t.co/RiMTSVHw94
— Chidi Odinkalu, CGoF (@ChidiOdinkalu) November 5, 2024