The Member representing Ibadan North Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Folajimi Oyekunle (DoN), has extended warm congratulations to Barrister Adeleke Mariam Kehinde on her successful call to the Nigerian Bar, describing the achievement as a testament to diligence, excellence, and the rewards of perseverance.
In a statement made available to journalists by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Akinwale Bodija, the federal lawmaker said the admission of Barrister Mariam into the legal profession is a remarkable personal accomplishment and a moment of pride for her family, Oyo State, and Nigeria.
Hon. Oyekunle noted that earning the prestigious title of Barrister after successfully completing the rigorous academic and professional requirements of the Nigerian Law School reflects exceptional dedication and commitment to the pursuit of justice.
He also congratulated her father, Alhaji Wasiu Adeleke, Vice Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Oyo State, for witnessing the fulfilment of yet another important milestone in his daughter’s life.
According to the lawmaker, the success recorded by Barrister Mariam Kehinde is a reflection of the values of discipline, integrity, and educational excellence nurtured within the Adeleke family.
“Every call to the Bar represents the birth of another defender of justice and the rule of law. It is gratifying to see young Nigerians attaining such enviable heights through hard work and determination. I congratulate Barrister Mariam Kehinde on this well-deserved achievement and wish her a fulfilling legal career marked by distinction and impactful service,” Hon. Oyekunle said.
The federal lawmaker urged the new legal practitioner to uphold the ethics of the profession, remain committed to fairness, equity, and justice, and continually deploy her knowledge in advancing the development of society.
He prayed that Almighty God would grant her wisdom, strength, and divine guidance as she embarks on her professional journey, expressing confidence that she would make meaningful contributions to the legal profession and national development.
