Nigerian Lawyer, Deji Sasegbon Is Dead
Sasegbon, chairman/editor-in-chief of dsc Publishers Limited, is an alumnus of the University of Ife Now Obafemi Awolowo University where he studied law, graduated in 1979 and was called to the bar in 1980. After almost a decade at the ministry of justice where he made his mark as a prosecutor and was exposed to problems of paucity of relevant an up-to-date indigenous legal reference books, he left in 1986 to establish both dsc Publisher and his ultra-modern law firm Deji Sasegbon & Company.
However, it is through dsc Publications that Sasegbon has made valuable contributions to the legal profession by churning out books , reference materials to make legal practice much more easier and rosier. Renowned for his landmark works like the Nigerian Supreme Court Cases nscc now in 38 volumes, the legal desk book and the companies a allied matters law and practice, Sasegbon only recently introduced the legal electronic publishing which entails using the computer to serve the law.
Through this method whose purpose is to expose to the whole world the decisions of the highest court in the Nigerian legal system, Sasegbon has now put the Supreme Court Judgments on the Internet.
Thenigerialawyer got the information about the demise of the learned silk through his classmate.
He died after a brief illness.
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