Law Library

Fola Sasegbon Memorial Library boasts of an extensive array of legal texts, replete with case laws, judgments, periodicals and journals.

Office Facility

The Fola Sasegbon Office facilities offers a mini office work space for legal practitioner to use temporarily for study and research purposes

Serminals & Events

In honor of an exceptional icon the Fola Sasegbon we host a couple of educative and revolutionary events to further promote his legacy

Professional Support

We continuously support young seasoned lawyers to practice to the fullest. This we do by continually providing a framework to support

Networking & Collaboration

The Fola Sasegbon Complex continually provide an avenue for networking and collaboration amongst legal practitioners

The Sasegbon Legacy

We provide an avenue for young practitioner to identify with the Fola Sasegbon legacy by learning of his biography, cases, decisions & leadership

I have ever posed as an ordinary man all my life, ordinary, only in death will that word apply to me even then you can never be so sure, for my spirit might yet lingers on the rest of time… Daniel Afolabi Sasegbon

Fola Sasegbon Law Complex

The Fola Sasegbon Law Complex situated in the heart of Lagos is a Hub for Professional Advancement for legal Practitioners in Nigeria. It provides a place for legal professionals to learn, collaborate, network and make great strides in their practice area

FSF Memorial Library

The library offers a complete legal resource center, replete with books on various subjects of the law, ranging from past reported cases, journals, volumes and many other texts you might need in the legal profession.

Mini Office Complex

With the Mini office workstations, legal professionals are afforded a calm environment for reading, brainstorming and networking

Training & Learning Facilities

The Fola Sasegbon Foundation complex is also equipped with training and brainstorming facilities to allow for knowledge transfer and collaboration

Library Built in Honour of Legal ICON, Fola Sasegbon

FOR an enduring legacy that befits the values that late Fola Sasegbon, legal luminary, held while he lived and practiced law for 46 years, the Sasegbons decided to build a library in honour of their beloved father, who passed away in 2007.

The library, which has in stock over 12,000 books, covers primarily, law books, and a wide collection of other books, cutting across music, literature, history, economics and many more, for the general library

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WHAT WE REPRESENT

OUR FOCUS

Supporting Young Practitioners

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Finally we believe in providing the right framework to support young practitioner attain the pinnacle of their legal practice in Nigeria and Globally

We commit to this through our routine newsletters, publications, events, library and enabling platform for collaboration with senior colleagues in their practice are for mentoring

Promoting Collaboration

Fola Sasegbon Foundation complex

We believe in the power of collaboration, partnership, shared learning and shared knowledge as a catalyst for improving the legal profession and practice.

The Fola Sasegbon Foundation complex is positioned as a central hub for senior and young legal practitioners can collaborate and benefit from collective ideas.

Promoting Learning

Fola Sasegbon Law Library

We are focused on promoting learning and research that would improve the knowledge base of legal practitioners and improve the legal system in Nigeria

With a seasoned library dedicated to the iconic Fola Sasegbon we commit ourselves to this mandate

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PEOPLE’S FEEDBACK

Afolake Jaja

Masters of Law degree in Corporate and Commercial Law

Early in her career she collaborated with her father Mr Fola Sasegbon, and through him, gained experience in delivering papers at conferences of the International Bar Association in particular on issues relating to the Arrest of Ships in the Nigerian jurisdiction.

Afolake Jaja has a mixed general common law practice appearing in the Crown Courts, the High Court and the Court of Appeal.
She is an approved pupil supervisor.

Mrs Funke Agbor

Past President of Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA) Nigeria, Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN)

When I started practice, I was working with Mr. Fola Sasegbon of blessed memory. He was a wonderful mentor to me and he was an activist in his years. I think he was the first or one of the earliest secretaries of the Nigerian Bar Association. When the issue of QCs and Senior Advocates came about, he didn’t believe that you should apply. He thought that you should be invited and I think around that time in the UK, you needed to be invited to become a QC. With that sort of background, it was not something I felt was appropriate at that time because I was influenced in a way by him which was okay; I could understand where he was coming from, so I never really thought about it much. I was with him from 1985 to 1993 when I joined this law firm: Adepetu, Caxton-Martins, Agbor & Segun (ACAS) Law in 1993 and after a few years, it was like maybe I should actually consider it. At that time I must have been how many years at the bar because I was called to bar in 1982. So it was not something that was in my consciousness and it was not until 2005 that it occurred to me to work towards it and of course my partners felt I should apply and they encouraged me to do that and 10 to 11 years later, here I am.