Esohe Frances Ikponmwen information

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Esohe Frances Ikponmwen (born 22 November 1954) is the current chief justice of Edo State, Nigeria. She received her law degree from the University of Nigeria at Enugu. Ikponmwen has been involved in the judiciary of Edo since the state's formation.

Ikponmwen is a Latter-Day Saint. She is married to Edward Osawaru Ikponmwen, and has five children.