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Akinola Aguda
Akinola Aguda (1923–2001) was a Yoruba Nigerian jurist and a former Chief Justice of Botswana. Prior to becoming Chief Justice, he was a lawyer and a High Courts of Nigeria judge in the western region of Nigeria. He was the first indigenous African to head the position of Chief Justice in Botswana.
Throughout his legal career, he was known as a cerebral jurist and lawyer, who embraced radicalism especially during period of military rule in Nigeria. It is believed this may have resulted in his exclusion as a member of the supreme court of Nigeria.〔"Man In The News" The News, October 26, 1998〕
==Early life and education==
Judge Aguda was born in Akure, to the family of Elijah Aguda and Deborah Fasu, a prominent Anglican couple in Akure. He studied at St David's Primary School, Akure, for primary education and left for the Government College, Ibadan for secondary education.〔"Aguda: Burying the Dead, Honouring the Living", Thisday, October 19, 2001〕 Originally, he wanted to be a doctor or an engineer but his mind was not quite into chemistry, a crucial subject necessary to pass medical school. He left medical school after the first year and tried teaching but on the advice of Obafemi Awolowo, he changed his mind and decided to enroll in a Law school. He studied Law at the University of London, and was called to the bar in 1952.
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