Lawyer FEYI

08/07/2026

Day 1–3 of the court boycott in Ogun State.
This action is not just a protest, it is a stand for justice, fairness, and the protection of access to the courts for every citizen.
The policies introduced ranging from excessive filing fees to restrictions on court processes threaten the very foundation of justice delivery. As legal practitioners, we cannot remain silent.
Justice must not be priced beyond the reach of the people.

08/07/2026

19/05/2026

Earlier today, Festus Ogun and I appeared before the Honourable Justice Jibodu at the High Court of Ogun State, Sagamu Judicial Division, in a matter involving MTN. The proceedings were insightful, and we continue to pursue our client’s cause with utmost dedication and professionalism.

14/04/2026

In the Ikeja Judicial Division this 14th day of April, 2026.

17/03/2026

He saved a child’s life, yet stood trial for trespass.
The court didn’t just judge the law, it upheld common sense.
Justice must never punish humanity.

24/02/2026

22/02/2026

Landlord vs Tenant: Can a Tenant Remove Tiles & POP After Spending Millions?

21/02/2026

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

Dragging is not a new form of content.

Using social media to insult, defame, or maliciously attack a person is punishable under Nigerian law.

Such acts amount to defamation under Sections 373-375 of the Criminal Code and cyberstalking/online harassment under Section 24 of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act, 2015.

Freedom of expression does not include the right to destroy another person’s reputation. Think twice before you post.