Professional History / 2017
Law Corridor begins its journey
The firm identifies Olajengbesi as a co-founder who later served as Managing Partner.
The work
THE RECORD
IN PUBLIC.
No inflated counters. No anonymous claims. Each entry points back to the public record that supports it.
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Public Interest / 2019-08-05
A public voice on civil liberties
As COPA convener, he addressed the detention of Omoyele Sowore and the constitutional right to protest.
Public Interest / 2021-10-08
A call for release after a court order
He spoke for the legal team representing detained aides of Sunday Adeyemo after their bail conditions were met.
Law / 2022-01-03
Leaving a nationally watched legal team
He announced his resignation as counsel in matters relating to Sunday Adeyemo and his associates.
Law / 2022-12-09
D’banj released from ICPC custody
Reporting identified Olajengbesi as counsel and carried his account of the musician's release.
Public Interest / 2023-04-20
Police discipline and public trust
He argued that consistent sanctions for misconduct could help restore confidence in the police.
Ideas / 2023-09-19
The institutional questions after Mohbad
A bylined essay considered the legal and cultural failures exposed by the musician's death.
Media / 2024-05-12
A conversation about law, justice and entertainment
In a long-form interview, he discussed legal practice, public-interest motivation and entertainment law.
Public Interest / 2024-09-04
On protest and the criminal law
He asked the Attorney-General to review treason charges against #EndBadGovernance protesters.
Ideas / 2024-12-03
A proposal for recovered public assets
He proposed allocating forfeited housing to doctors and other deserving civil servants.
Professional History / 2025-09-04
A leadership transition at Law Corridor
Henry Kelechukwu Eni-Otu became Managing Partner; Olajengbesi moved into a senior partner and policy-focused role.
Community / 2026-07-05
A candidacy taken to the community
Traditional rulers in Ijesa North publicly backed his bid during a town hall in Iloko-Ijesa.
Editorial note
This archive uses attributable public reporting. Where the record is incomplete or contradictory, detail is withheld rather than inferred.