Justice Dipeolu’s Daughter, Ruth Oyinlola Called To Bar

Posted on March 7, 2024

BY MICHAEL AKINOLA 

Miss Ruth Oyinlola Deinde-Dipeolu, the daughter of Federal High Court Judge, Honourable Justice Deinde Isaac Dipeolu, has joined the legal profession as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

Deinde-Dipeolu Esq, an alumnus of the University of Lagos, was one of the 4,412 successful candidates at the November 2023 Bar Final examinations of the Nigerian Law School (NLS), Port Harcourt campus.

She was called to Bar on Thursday in Abuja, having bagged a Second Class Upper (2.1) degree at the Law School.

A total of 888 candidates failed the final bar examination.

Our correspondent reports that members of the judiciary circle as well the Federal High Court family rejoiced with her father, Honourable Justice Dipeolu on the special occasion.

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