Lawyers in Ogun State begin a three-day boycott of court proceedings to protest policies introduced by the state judiciary. The action, enforced through Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) branches including Abeokuta, Sagamu, and Ota, is described as paralysing court activities in some locations during the boycott period. Reports say the protest is linked primarily to a proposed or implemented virtual hearing fee of ₦100,000, which lawyers argue is unfavorable. Sources also cite other measures they oppose, including increased fees related to oaths and restrictions on affidavits. The NBA is reported to have directed members to stay away from court activities as part of the protest. While the outlets differ slightly in the emphasis of the specific grievances, they agree that the boycott is a coordinated industrial action aimed at compelling the judiciary to review the contested fee structure and related procedural or administrative requirements. The situation is ongoing as courts observe the reduced or halted participation of lawyers across the state during the three days.