**Judiciary's Winning Streak: Ogun State Judiciary Clinches Victory in Novelty Match** In a thrilling display of athletic prowess, the Ogun State Judiciary has emerged victorious in a novelty football match against its counterpart from the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) at the MKO Abiola Sports Arena in Abeokuta. The match was part of the celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the Ogun State Judiciary. The Judiciary team's winning performance has sparked excitement among its staff and enthusiasts alike. The victory not only highlights the team's skills but also underscores the judiciary's commitment to promoting a healthy work-life balance for its employees. Speaking after the match, the Chief Judge, Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu, expressed her satisfaction with the outcome, emphasizing the importance of sports in the workplace. According to Justice Dipeolu, incorporating sports into the work routine can have numerous benefits for productivity and well-being. She encouraged staff to take part in various sporting activities, citing the example of the state judiciary's own sports team, which was started during the tenure of Justice Olopade. The team had a dedicated arena at the Isabo High Court where staff would engage in games like table tennis, opon-ayo, and chess. The Chief Judge also highlighted the judiciary's remarkable growth over the years. From a humble beginning with just five judges and five judicial divisions, the Ogun State Judiciary has expanded to have 36 judges, 11 judicial divisions, and over 40 magisterial districts. The judiciary has also introduced new facilities such as the multi-door courthouse, family courts, and small claims courts, which has increased its capacity to serve the public. The victory in the novelty match serves as a testament to the judiciary's progress and commitment to promoting a healthy and productive work environment. As the Ogun State Judiciary continues to grow and evolve, it is clear that sports will play a significant role in fostering teamwork, camaraderie, and overall well-being among its staff.