Ariwoola was born in Iseyin, Oyo state, on August 22, 1958, according to information on the website of the supreme court.
The date of birth has now been edited and deleted, replaced by “he was born over 60 years ago”
The site said he began his primary education less than a year later in 1959 at the Local Authority Demonstration School, Oluwole, in his hometown. He would spend eight years in school before graduating in 1967.

The site said he began his primary education less than a year later in 1959 at the Local Authority Demonstration School, Oluwole, in his hometown. He would spend eight years in school before graduating in 1967.

Another one.
All these criminals parading themselves as Public leaders with questionable background and qualification
He event went to an Oluwole school

Fahdiga:
Just like Yekini Amoda Ogunlere aka Bola Ahmed Tinubu, this one too is using football age.

shigishege:
that's why you people don't have any substantial figure in Nigeria. All of who you get na wash.
We get people for this country no be small. We get history for this country abeg. We get influence for this naija, them yapa. If we start to dey mention our people, calling names, bros you go run.

shigishege:
E concern you?? Shoooooo. Him don successful carry him career reach one level na your dad make you continue to dey pray for.

Penguin2:
Aboki people don dey expose missiles wey dem go take bypass Ariwoola to name Datijo as substantive CJN.

Fear north.

Before Ariwoola was sworn into his new role, insiders within the apex court told TheCable that some northern justices were against his appointment on the grounds that the 63-year-old is allegedly battling health issues.
They alleged that the illness might affect Ariwoola’s performance as the leader of the supreme court just as it did the immediate past CJN.
The next in hierarchy to him, Musa Dattijo Muhammad, is also said to be very ill and had just returned from a surgery.

shigishege:
that's why you people don't have any substantial figure in Nigeria. All of who you get na wash.
We get people for this country no be small. We get history for this country abeg. We get influence for this naija, them yapa. If we start to dey mention our people, calling names, bros you go run.

Fahdiga:
Na Oluwole full that side.

PointZerom:


You have no shi..shi.
Those you call your people can't even help you unlike Igbos that have created millionaires and billionaires by themselves and for themselves.

shigishege:
how do you know oluwole?? Where is oluwole situated?? What do they do there??

shigishege:
commot you nor get meaningful things to say. Who else have sense??