Readers’ Pavilion
KAYODE-OGUNMEKAN J
The Editor,
There is a person who has been pursuing Letters of Administration for several months. They have actually reached the final stage-remaining only for the Probate Judge to sign the Letter of Administration. But for several weeks now, even months, the P.J has not done so. I learned that the P.J is, Justice Kayode-Ogunmekan, whom nobody has seen for quite some time now. The person affected feels so frustrated about this situation that he thinks of writing a petition to the Squib.
Editor’s Note: - The solution to the problem is to have a new P.J. That, I don’t think is too difficult for the authorities to do.
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
You know I really have interest in the Squib and so want the best for you. Considering your case with the Disciplinary Committee in Abuja, I advice caution on your part. You see the world is difficult and bad and the powers that be are not interested in justice and that things are done right. I am speaking from experience, those in authorities can go to any length to oppress, and afflict those they have marked down. I want you to think of your wife, your children in this your struggle, so that their interest will not suffer.
Editor’s Note: - Sir, thank you for your fatherly advice. But let me make some prophecies here
(i) The Lord will not forsake me or the Squib and will not make me prey for those seeking for my life and career
(ii) I will bury my enemies. Mark my words, I will be there, at their funeral ceremonies, thanking God with others for “their well spent lives”
(iii) The Squib will go from strength to strength and my legal career will blossom greatly. Sir, don’t fear for me. The Heavens, Will Not Fall!
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
How did your case go on 10th November 2008, before the Disciplinary Committee?
Editor’s Note: - It went no where. The Committee didn’t seat. Couldn’t form quorum.
SQUIB
The Editor,
You are making a lot of money from the Squib. When I first knew you, you weren’t wearing silk ties. The story is different now.
Editor’s Note: - Are you sure of your facts?
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Saturday, November 29, 2008
18TH NOVEMBER 2008
READER’S PAVILION
SQUIB
The Editor,
When I saw some lawyers this morning, when I came to the court the way they were dressed I said thank God, my father forbade me from reading law. But when I met you at Bar Centre, I changed my mind, more so, when I saw your picture in that beautiful suit on the cover of the Squib Magazine. But I’ll like to know, is it only from law you earn your money?
Editor’s Note: - Yes
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
It is not our prayer that you should be disbarred as your enemies are planning. You have been a pillar of support for us staff of the Lagos State Judiciary.
Editor’s Note: - Trust God, I’ll overcome.
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
Your ordeal in the hands of the Legal Practitioners’ Disciplinary Committee has strongly convinced me that the struggle against reactionaries in the temple of justice is a must.
Editor’s Note: - You can’t be more right!
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
I have just read the current edition of the Squib. A preliminary objection would get those NBA charges quashed on the grounds that you were not practicing as a lawyer when you published the Magazine. Secondly, Eri J’s faux pas should disqualify him on grounds of likelihood of bias. Do not relent.
Editor’s Note: - Relent? Woe unto me if I dare relent!
D.P.O ELERE
The Editor,
I have before me now, a magazine called the Squib. I am the D.P.O of Elere Police Station, Agege. Are you the editor of the magazine? Did you conduct an interview with a policeman on this matter? The man is before me and he is denying ever talking to you. I want to tell you that the police-man is a constable not a corporal as you wrote. Even then you should know that a constable has no authority to speak on police matters. And how can you write a story based on an interview with a constable? Well I know what to do about you.
Editor’s Note: - Sir, I wish you God speed.
SQUIB
The Editor,
You appear so debonair, these days. I think I need to have your wife’s phone number (so that I can warn her about girls who may be eyeing you.)
Editor’s Note: - Ibiyemi’s number is 08023456789. Ibitola’s number is 08098765432. Please call them now. Cheers.
1968 Law School Set
The Editor,
I read your story on the 1968 set of the Nigerian Law School with interest. My father was a member of that set. He is no. 30 in the list published in the SQUIB. But he is late now. I can also confirm the demise of the following lawyers in their set who were close to my father.
Chief Adegboyega Adeleke. No. 51 on the list, Mr. Mabo M.O Past President Lagos NBA. No. 72, Mr. Omotayo – No. 81, Chief Lanre Sofolahan No. 94, Alhaji Jeleel Oshodi No. 98, Prof B.O Iluyomade, Late Authority on Administrative Law, Professor of Law (University of Ife) Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife. He was serving as Attorney –General of the Old Ondo State at the time of his death in 1987 – No. 63, Chief Keji J.O Former Elder, Ikeja Branch No. 65, C. N Okolo, Past Attorney-General defunct Bendel State – No. 9 and Alhaji A.G.O Ajimotokan No 35. for many years external counsel to Federal Mortgage Bank.
Some of those of his set still living include-:
Chief Badru Olaogun is alive and well and he is now a life Bencher and has been so since 2007 and Prof J.O Fabunmi – Lecturer in Equity and Trust for several years at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Author of Equity and Trust in Nigeria.
Ademola Adewale Esq.
Editor’s Note:- ‘Prof,’ thank you for the information.
SQUIB
The Editor,
When I saw some lawyers this morning, when I came to the court the way they were dressed I said thank God, my father forbade me from reading law. But when I met you at Bar Centre, I changed my mind, more so, when I saw your picture in that beautiful suit on the cover of the Squib Magazine. But I’ll like to know, is it only from law you earn your money?
Editor’s Note: - Yes
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
It is not our prayer that you should be disbarred as your enemies are planning. You have been a pillar of support for us staff of the Lagos State Judiciary.
Editor’s Note: - Trust God, I’ll overcome.
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
Your ordeal in the hands of the Legal Practitioners’ Disciplinary Committee has strongly convinced me that the struggle against reactionaries in the temple of justice is a must.
Editor’s Note: - You can’t be more right!
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
I have just read the current edition of the Squib. A preliminary objection would get those NBA charges quashed on the grounds that you were not practicing as a lawyer when you published the Magazine. Secondly, Eri J’s faux pas should disqualify him on grounds of likelihood of bias. Do not relent.
Editor’s Note: - Relent? Woe unto me if I dare relent!
D.P.O ELERE
The Editor,
I have before me now, a magazine called the Squib. I am the D.P.O of Elere Police Station, Agege. Are you the editor of the magazine? Did you conduct an interview with a policeman on this matter? The man is before me and he is denying ever talking to you. I want to tell you that the police-man is a constable not a corporal as you wrote. Even then you should know that a constable has no authority to speak on police matters. And how can you write a story based on an interview with a constable? Well I know what to do about you.
Editor’s Note: - Sir, I wish you God speed.
SQUIB
The Editor,
You appear so debonair, these days. I think I need to have your wife’s phone number (so that I can warn her about girls who may be eyeing you.)
Editor’s Note: - Ibiyemi’s number is 08023456789. Ibitola’s number is 08098765432. Please call them now. Cheers.
1968 Law School Set
The Editor,
I read your story on the 1968 set of the Nigerian Law School with interest. My father was a member of that set. He is no. 30 in the list published in the SQUIB. But he is late now. I can also confirm the demise of the following lawyers in their set who were close to my father.
Chief Adegboyega Adeleke. No. 51 on the list, Mr. Mabo M.O Past President Lagos NBA. No. 72, Mr. Omotayo – No. 81, Chief Lanre Sofolahan No. 94, Alhaji Jeleel Oshodi No. 98, Prof B.O Iluyomade, Late Authority on Administrative Law, Professor of Law (University of Ife) Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife. He was serving as Attorney –General of the Old Ondo State at the time of his death in 1987 – No. 63, Chief Keji J.O Former Elder, Ikeja Branch No. 65, C. N Okolo, Past Attorney-General defunct Bendel State – No. 9 and Alhaji A.G.O Ajimotokan No 35. for many years external counsel to Federal Mortgage Bank.
Some of those of his set still living include-:
Chief Badru Olaogun is alive and well and he is now a life Bencher and has been so since 2007 and Prof J.O Fabunmi – Lecturer in Equity and Trust for several years at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Author of Equity and Trust in Nigeria.
Ademola Adewale Esq.
Editor’s Note:- ‘Prof,’ thank you for the information.
Monday, November 17, 2008
10th NOV 2008
THE READERS PAVILION
SQUIB SUPPLY
The Editor,
I don't like missing any edition of the Squib-but the problem is that I don't come to the Ikeja High Court every week. I don't mind having the editions in arrears. You know why? If any body wants to know about any developments in the Lagos State Judiciary-then the Squib is a must read.
The Editor's Note: Thank you for your kind appreciation. For you and other readers like you, we don't mind creating drop centres at the Lagos and Ikeja High Courts as well as the Sabo Magistrate Court and the Federal High Court Ikoyi Lagos.
SEGUN RAJI
The Editor,
I read the story about Segun Raji in your last edition. The young man is advised to turn over a new leaf, otherwise he is on the path of self destruction. Hardly do lawyers who are prepared to venture into any schemes, no matter how risky or unprofessional end well. At first they may appear to be prospering, but at the end they crash-land.
Editor's Note: Those who have ears, let them hear!
SQUIB'S CASE
The Editor,
What's actually happening in that your case before the Legal Practitioners' Disciplinary Committee? All along I had thought the matter was over until I saw it recently in the newspaper that it was coming up for defence on the 10th November 2008.
Look, I am worried. Has the prosecution ever opened their case? Did they bring any witness? Are they saying that even without the prosecution stating their case you still must come to defend yourself? My brother, I think there is a big danger planned for you.
Editor's Note: We shall overcome by the grace of God.
SQUIB
The Editor,
May I draw your attention to the fact that your case-law pages in the last edition (3rd November 2008) were badly printed, so much that they were unreadable.
Editor's Note: I've checked with our vendors and correspondents. The problem is not general. Please return the bad copy and get a good one. Thank you.
SQUIB SUPPLY
The Editor,
I don't like missing any edition of the Squib-but the problem is that I don't come to the Ikeja High Court every week. I don't mind having the editions in arrears. You know why? If any body wants to know about any developments in the Lagos State Judiciary-then the Squib is a must read.
The Editor's Note: Thank you for your kind appreciation. For you and other readers like you, we don't mind creating drop centres at the Lagos and Ikeja High Courts as well as the Sabo Magistrate Court and the Federal High Court Ikoyi Lagos.
SEGUN RAJI
The Editor,
I read the story about Segun Raji in your last edition. The young man is advised to turn over a new leaf, otherwise he is on the path of self destruction. Hardly do lawyers who are prepared to venture into any schemes, no matter how risky or unprofessional end well. At first they may appear to be prospering, but at the end they crash-land.
Editor's Note: Those who have ears, let them hear!
SQUIB'S CASE
The Editor,
What's actually happening in that your case before the Legal Practitioners' Disciplinary Committee? All along I had thought the matter was over until I saw it recently in the newspaper that it was coming up for defence on the 10th November 2008.
Look, I am worried. Has the prosecution ever opened their case? Did they bring any witness? Are they saying that even without the prosecution stating their case you still must come to defend yourself? My brother, I think there is a big danger planned for you.
Editor's Note: We shall overcome by the grace of God.
SQUIB
The Editor,
May I draw your attention to the fact that your case-law pages in the last edition (3rd November 2008) were badly printed, so much that they were unreadable.
Editor's Note: I've checked with our vendors and correspondents. The problem is not general. Please return the bad copy and get a good one. Thank you.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
November 3 2008
READERS’ PAVILION
IRREDENTISM
The Editor,
You are a brilliant young man and you will not suffer calamity or slip on banana peels. But I have a grudge against you and if I don't tell you, I'll be failing in my duty.
In a gathering where the likes of Chief Bamidele Aiku SAN and I were, you described us as 'irredentist.' My prayer is that one day you will become an elder and excel even beyond our marks.
It is not right however for a youngster to pour abuses or insults on elders on the pages of newspapers.
Chief Wole Olanipekun S.A.N
Editor's Note:- In its semantic habitat an din usage, 'irredentist' is not a term of abuse and I have not used it to abuse you or your group. I used the term to describe and classify the colour, thrust and theme of your group's brand of bar-politics in the last seven years.
G.O.K
The Editor,
In your last edition, you reported Tunji Ayanlaja SAN as saying at a dinner, that his mentor was Chief G.O.K Ajayi SAN who in 1972 gave him £25 to celebrate his call to the bar. I can tell you that the Chief has not changed in that regard. One of my friends who did her chambers attachment in his office said when the programme ended, G.O.K gave them each N50, 000:00 and flight ticket back to Abuja.
My friend said she was completely stunned by the kind gesture of the Chief and it took her a while to realise that the gifts were for real. She said she sold her flight ticket and went to Abuja via “night bus.” What a nice man the Chief is.
Editor's Note: - Are you telling me?
IRREDENTISM
The Editor,
You are a brilliant young man and you will not suffer calamity or slip on banana peels. But I have a grudge against you and if I don't tell you, I'll be failing in my duty.
In a gathering where the likes of Chief Bamidele Aiku SAN and I were, you described us as 'irredentist.' My prayer is that one day you will become an elder and excel even beyond our marks.
It is not right however for a youngster to pour abuses or insults on elders on the pages of newspapers.
Chief Wole Olanipekun S.A.N
Editor's Note:- In its semantic habitat an din usage, 'irredentist' is not a term of abuse and I have not used it to abuse you or your group. I used the term to describe and classify the colour, thrust and theme of your group's brand of bar-politics in the last seven years.
G.O.K
The Editor,
In your last edition, you reported Tunji Ayanlaja SAN as saying at a dinner, that his mentor was Chief G.O.K Ajayi SAN who in 1972 gave him £25 to celebrate his call to the bar. I can tell you that the Chief has not changed in that regard. One of my friends who did her chambers attachment in his office said when the programme ended, G.O.K gave them each N50, 000:00 and flight ticket back to Abuja.
My friend said she was completely stunned by the kind gesture of the Chief and it took her a while to realise that the gifts were for real. She said she sold her flight ticket and went to Abuja via “night bus.” What a nice man the Chief is.
Editor's Note: - Are you telling me?
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Vol 9 No 5 20th Oct, 2008
READERS’ PAVILION
SQUIB BASHER
The Editor,
I hope you didn’t mind all the snide remarks of Atilade J. against your person. We know top quality judges in the Lagos State Judiciary and she is not one of them. She said no junior can gain from your chambers, but what can anyone gain from her court? And, she has only played into your hands by her comments which clearly showed she is already prejudiced against you and your client.
Editor’s Note:-We wait and see.
FAKE LAW
The Editor,
I am vindicated! When I came across the so called Fundamental Rights (Enforcement Procedure) Rules 2008, I know it was a fake law. The poor expressions in it gave it away as a fake document.
Editor’s Note: - Quite!
FAKE LAW
The Editor,
You are doing quite well. But for you we won’t know that the 2008 Fundamental Right (Enforcement Procedure Rules) is a fake law.
Editor’s Note:- Thank you.
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
Please check page 25 of the Punch Newspaper of today. I saw your name as one of those to appear before the Disciplinary Committee of the Body of Benchers. But I had thought that the case was long over and done with
Editor’s Note: - Mark my words, the case is over, really.
SQUIB BASHER
The Editor,
I hope you didn’t mind all the snide remarks of Atilade J. against your person. We know top quality judges in the Lagos State Judiciary and she is not one of them. She said no junior can gain from your chambers, but what can anyone gain from her court? And, she has only played into your hands by her comments which clearly showed she is already prejudiced against you and your client.
Editor’s Note:-We wait and see.
FAKE LAW
The Editor,
I am vindicated! When I came across the so called Fundamental Rights (Enforcement Procedure) Rules 2008, I know it was a fake law. The poor expressions in it gave it away as a fake document.
Editor’s Note: - Quite!
FAKE LAW
The Editor,
You are doing quite well. But for you we won’t know that the 2008 Fundamental Right (Enforcement Procedure Rules) is a fake law.
Editor’s Note:- Thank you.
SQUIB CASE
The Editor,
Please check page 25 of the Punch Newspaper of today. I saw your name as one of those to appear before the Disciplinary Committee of the Body of Benchers. But I had thought that the case was long over and done with
Editor’s Note: - Mark my words, the case is over, really.
Monday, October 20, 2008
22ND SEPTEMBER EDITION
THE READERS’ PAVILION
SQUIB
The Editor,
I have just finished reading all the episodes. I am indeed very impressed. This is a lot of hard work putting all these together. How you guys can keep up with every single event process and even every word uttered beats me. It must have been a very, very tight week and presumably be the reason why some of the favourites are absent. Well done! My brother, may your vision for the future come to pass and may the magazine grow to be as and even surpassing your dreams.
Funsho Adeniyi
(UK based Squib online reader)
Editor’s Note: My sister, keep reading and we will keep squibbing.
SQUIB
The Editor,
By the way, how far has the authorities gone with your case before the Disciplinary Committee? Has Justice Sotuminu ever appeared to prosecute the case all these years?
Editor’s Note: No.
SQUIB
The Editor,
I salute you the Lord Deming of the Judiciary. Don’t scoff at the idea because one day you’ll end up on the bench.
Editor’s Note: Sorry, can I laugh out loud?
ADEKUNLE OJO
The Editor,
So, Adekunle Ojo is now the 2nd Vice-President of the NBA? Well, after he has ‘eaten’ our money in Ikeja bar as chairman, why won’t he have enough money to campaign for bigger posts in the NBA?
Editor’s Note: Are you sure this snide talk is not from ‘bad belle?’
ADEKUNLE OJO
The Editor,
As the kingmaker, please tell us when Adekunle Ojo will become the president of the NBA? In the next two or three seasons?
Editor’s Note: Whether Ojo will ever be president and when that will be or not be is only known by God, the only and true kingmaker.
ADEKUNLE OJO
The Editor,
Soon Adekunle Ojo will bag the Senior Advocate of Nigeria award, now that he has become the 2nd Vice-President of the NBA.
Editor’s Note: Amen!
EGBE AMOFIN YORUBA
The Editor,
If Chief Bamidele Aiku SAN of Egbe Amofin Yoruba sees you he will kill you, considering the heavy way you descended on his organization in the latest edition of the squib. You are ever labeling the Egbe a tribal irredentist group.
Editor’s Note: We shall all die!
EGBE AMOFIN YORUBA
The Editor,
I do not agree with your description of the Egbe Amofin Yoruba as a Yoruba irredentist group. Where is their irredentism? They supported A. B. Mahmoud against Bayo Ojo San in 2004 NBA Presidential race. They did not even allow the man to address them. When Sotuminu C.J was harassing you, was the NBA not part of her instruments? The secretary of the Bar Dele Adesina SAN who initiated the proceeding is a Yoruba. The President of the bar then, Wole Olanipekun, is a Yoruba. The Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee, Chief Bandele Aiku SAN is a Yoruba. All of them are members of the Egbe Amofin and none of them could prevent you from being dragged before the Disciplinary Committee of the Body of Benchers, when it was clear that there was no real case against you. Yet you yourself you are Yoruba.
The Egbe is only Yoruba friendly to those Yoruba lawyers the ruling clique there likes. They are not for all Yoruba lawyers. So you even glorify them by calling them Yoruba Irredentist group.
Editor’s Note: Since you’ve citied me as an example it illustrate your point, I have no further comment.
SQUIB
The Editor,
I have just finished reading all the episodes. I am indeed very impressed. This is a lot of hard work putting all these together. How you guys can keep up with every single event process and even every word uttered beats me. It must have been a very, very tight week and presumably be the reason why some of the favourites are absent. Well done! My brother, may your vision for the future come to pass and may the magazine grow to be as and even surpassing your dreams.
Funsho Adeniyi
(UK based Squib online reader)
Editor’s Note: My sister, keep reading and we will keep squibbing.
SQUIB
The Editor,
By the way, how far has the authorities gone with your case before the Disciplinary Committee? Has Justice Sotuminu ever appeared to prosecute the case all these years?
Editor’s Note: No.
SQUIB
The Editor,
I salute you the Lord Deming of the Judiciary. Don’t scoff at the idea because one day you’ll end up on the bench.
Editor’s Note: Sorry, can I laugh out loud?
ADEKUNLE OJO
The Editor,
So, Adekunle Ojo is now the 2nd Vice-President of the NBA? Well, after he has ‘eaten’ our money in Ikeja bar as chairman, why won’t he have enough money to campaign for bigger posts in the NBA?
Editor’s Note: Are you sure this snide talk is not from ‘bad belle?’
ADEKUNLE OJO
The Editor,
As the kingmaker, please tell us when Adekunle Ojo will become the president of the NBA? In the next two or three seasons?
Editor’s Note: Whether Ojo will ever be president and when that will be or not be is only known by God, the only and true kingmaker.
ADEKUNLE OJO
The Editor,
Soon Adekunle Ojo will bag the Senior Advocate of Nigeria award, now that he has become the 2nd Vice-President of the NBA.
Editor’s Note: Amen!
EGBE AMOFIN YORUBA
The Editor,
If Chief Bamidele Aiku SAN of Egbe Amofin Yoruba sees you he will kill you, considering the heavy way you descended on his organization in the latest edition of the squib. You are ever labeling the Egbe a tribal irredentist group.
Editor’s Note: We shall all die!
EGBE AMOFIN YORUBA
The Editor,
I do not agree with your description of the Egbe Amofin Yoruba as a Yoruba irredentist group. Where is their irredentism? They supported A. B. Mahmoud against Bayo Ojo San in 2004 NBA Presidential race. They did not even allow the man to address them. When Sotuminu C.J was harassing you, was the NBA not part of her instruments? The secretary of the Bar Dele Adesina SAN who initiated the proceeding is a Yoruba. The President of the bar then, Wole Olanipekun, is a Yoruba. The Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee, Chief Bandele Aiku SAN is a Yoruba. All of them are members of the Egbe Amofin and none of them could prevent you from being dragged before the Disciplinary Committee of the Body of Benchers, when it was clear that there was no real case against you. Yet you yourself you are Yoruba.
The Egbe is only Yoruba friendly to those Yoruba lawyers the ruling clique there likes. They are not for all Yoruba lawyers. So you even glorify them by calling them Yoruba Irredentist group.
Editor’s Note: Since you’ve citied me as an example it illustrate your point, I have no further comment.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
SEPTEMBER 15 2008
READERS’ PAVILION
The Editor,
You are gradually becoming a force to be reckoned with in the NBA, as a Kingmaker. In Ikeja here you backed Dave Ajetomobi to the hilt in the branch election in June and he became the chairman. At the national level, you went out all the way for Adekunle Ojo for 2nd Vice-President and he too won.
You have to ensure that all your candidates do well in office particularly here in Ikeja. What I particularly admire is your bold and very open support for your choices. Thankfully God crowned your efforts with success.
Editor’s Note: - Thank you sir, but Ajetomobi and Ojo victories were ensured by God and a group of like-minds, not a single individual.
KINGMAKER
The Editor,
Behold, the man who almost single-handedly installed our new second Vice-President!
Mohamed Adoki S.A.N
Editor’s Note: - But that’s simply not true!
DENNIS AGBAGA
The Editor,
I hope you are satisfied, happy now that your candidate Adekunle Ojo won the 2nd Vice-Presidency. And thank you for your campaign of calumny against me.
Dennis Agbaga
Runner – up in the Publicity Secretary NBA Election
Editor’s Note:- Campaign of calumny against you? You are entitled to your “jaundiced” opinion. We predicted that for some reasons you would not likely win the election and you did not. That’s what you call campaign of calumny?
PUBLISHER
The Editor,
I really doff my hat to you. You are still very much in this business of publishing law magazine, long after we others have folded up. Yet you publish weekly, even quarterly. What’s the secret? You have to hold a seminar for us. Well done!
Geoffrey Oputa
Publisher, Justice Watch Magazine
Editor’s Note: - Thank you.
G.C IGBOKWE
The Editor,
In the pretence of bar journalism, you have once again shown your self as a hungry, puritanical mercenary with little or no sense of value for name or character. You do not have to malign my personality to do the bidding of your pay masters.
G.C Igbokwe (General Secretary Candidate)
Editor’s Note: - We predicted that you were unlikely to win the elections for certain reasons but you took the simple truth for a campaign of calumny. Now that you came distant forth in the race with only 48 votes, not even up to 5% of the total votes cast, can you accept the reality and correctness of our analysis? Well, better luck next time!
The Editor,
You are gradually becoming a force to be reckoned with in the NBA, as a Kingmaker. In Ikeja here you backed Dave Ajetomobi to the hilt in the branch election in June and he became the chairman. At the national level, you went out all the way for Adekunle Ojo for 2nd Vice-President and he too won.
You have to ensure that all your candidates do well in office particularly here in Ikeja. What I particularly admire is your bold and very open support for your choices. Thankfully God crowned your efforts with success.
Editor’s Note: - Thank you sir, but Ajetomobi and Ojo victories were ensured by God and a group of like-minds, not a single individual.
KINGMAKER
The Editor,
Behold, the man who almost single-handedly installed our new second Vice-President!
Mohamed Adoki S.A.N
Editor’s Note: - But that’s simply not true!
DENNIS AGBAGA
The Editor,
I hope you are satisfied, happy now that your candidate Adekunle Ojo won the 2nd Vice-Presidency. And thank you for your campaign of calumny against me.
Dennis Agbaga
Runner – up in the Publicity Secretary NBA Election
Editor’s Note:- Campaign of calumny against you? You are entitled to your “jaundiced” opinion. We predicted that for some reasons you would not likely win the election and you did not. That’s what you call campaign of calumny?
PUBLISHER
The Editor,
I really doff my hat to you. You are still very much in this business of publishing law magazine, long after we others have folded up. Yet you publish weekly, even quarterly. What’s the secret? You have to hold a seminar for us. Well done!
Geoffrey Oputa
Publisher, Justice Watch Magazine
Editor’s Note: - Thank you.
G.C IGBOKWE
The Editor,
In the pretence of bar journalism, you have once again shown your self as a hungry, puritanical mercenary with little or no sense of value for name or character. You do not have to malign my personality to do the bidding of your pay masters.
G.C Igbokwe (General Secretary Candidate)
Editor’s Note: - We predicted that you were unlikely to win the elections for certain reasons but you took the simple truth for a campaign of calumny. Now that you came distant forth in the race with only 48 votes, not even up to 5% of the total votes cast, can you accept the reality and correctness of our analysis? Well, better luck next time!
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