The Supreme Court on Tuesday held a special valedictory session in honour of retired Justice Ibrahim Musa Saulawa, recognising his contributions to the judiciary and legal profession.
The session attracted senior members of the judiciary, legal practitioners and other prominent Nigerians who celebrated Saulawa’s service and contributions to legal scholarship and judicial discourse.
The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, described the retired justice as a learned jurist, prolific writer and active contributor to legal and judicial discussions within and outside Nigeria.
The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, the Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria and the Nigerian Bar Association also acknowledged Saulawa’s contributions to the administration of justice.
Their representatives commended his judgments, noting their contributions to the resolution of disputes and the development of the judiciary.
The Solicitor-General of the Federation, Beatrice Jeddy-Agba, represented the Attorney-General, while Senior Advocate of Nigeria Damian Dodo represented the Body of Benchers. The NBA was also represented at the ceremony.
In his valedictory address, Saulawa expressed appreciation to his fellow Supreme Court justices for their cooperation, support and goodwill throughout his tenure on the bench.
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