Ogun Judiciary to commence full operation of E-filing, E-Affidavit

Faith Akande

Ogun State Chief Judge, Hon. Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu has reiterated her administration commitment and plans towards the full operational commencement of E-filing and E-Affidavit processes in the State.

This, according to the Chief Judge will significantly enhance efficiency, reduce administrative bottlenecks, and improve access to justice across Ogun State.

His Lordship disclosed this at the Ogun State Judiciary 2026 Judges’ Health Retreat held on Monday 9th – Friday 13th February, 2026 at Idi-Oke, Igbesa in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area of the State.

Justice Dipeolu who expressed delight with the progress made in the digital transformation of the State Judiciary informed the participants that necessary mechanisms have been put in place for the operational commencement of the new innovations stressing that the technological initiatives are aimed at creating a future where justice delivery is faster, more transparent and accessible to the good people of Ogun State.

“I am also pleased to formally announce that significant progress has been made in the digital transformation of our judiciary. I am delighted to inform Your Lordships that funds for the take-off of the E-Filing System and E-Affidavit Platform have been released. Necessary equipment and technological gadgets are been procured, and arrangements are currently being finalized for full operational commencement” The Chief Judge intoned.

Speaking on the theme of the retreat, ” Judicial Wellness and Longevity: safeguarding the health of the bench for effective justice delivery”, His Lordship said a healthy judiciary is the foundation of an effective system.

“My Lords, the administration of justice is a sacred duty. However, to sustain excellence in that duty, we must also care for the vessels through which justice is delivered”. Justice Dipeolu added.

The paper presenters in their separate presentations Implored Judges to prioritise their well-being and imbibe self care, physical activities as well as adequate rest towards prevention of musculoskeletal diseases noting that sustainable justice requires sustainable judges therefore safeguarding judicial wellbeing should not be a personal luxury, but an institutional necessity.

The presenters include, Physiotherapist and Consultant, Anike Babalola of Federal Medical Center, Abeokuta, Dr. Jumoke Ilo of the Department of Basic Medical Sciences, Facuity of Nutrition and Dietetics, Osun State University, Osogbo and Physiatrist Consultant, Dr. Abayomi Emmanuel of Nuero- Psychiatric Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta.

Other presenters were Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Fidelis Ojeblenu, Senior Consultant, Dr. Bolatito Fatunsi and a Consultant Cardiologist Dr. Taiwo Olunuga of the Federal Medical Center, Abeokuta respectively.