Fatimo Badrudeen, the Chief Registrar of Oyo State High Court is reported to have died after a brief illness on Monday.
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TheNigeriaLawyer gathered that she died at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State.
The late Chief Registrar was expected to be one of the persons to be soon appointed as a High Court Judge in the State.
Mrs. Opeyemi Udoh, Public Relations Officer of Oyo State Judiciary who confirmed her death stated that “It is true that the Chief Registrar died today. She was 53 years old.”
The deceased was called to Bar in 1993 and started practicing in late the Law Firm of Alhaji R. A. Sarumi.
She became a Magistrate and later, the Chief Magistrate thereafter she was appointed as the Chief Registrar of the State High Court.
Meanwhile, a source disclosed that she’s going to be buried according to the dictates of Islam on Monday.
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