- New Judicial Officers: Four High Court Judges and two Khadis have been appointed.
- Governor’s Commitment: Gov. Idris is prioritizing judicial welfare and support.
- Financial Approval: N300 million allocated for official vehicles for the judges.
- Emphasis on Ethics: Appointees are urged to maintain the highest professional standards.
Kebbi Bolsters its Justice System
In a move that’s making waves, Kebbi State Governor Nasir Idris has officially sworn in four new High Court Judges and two Khadis. This happened at the Government House in Birnin Kebbi and it’s a moment that’s being talked about. This marks a pretty important moment for the state’s judiciary, showing that Kebbi is serious about its legal system.
Who are the New Faces?
The newly appointed judges and Khadis are:
- High Court Judges:
- Hassan Kwaido
- Halima Umar-Ibrahim
- Lauratu Jagwadeji-Suru
- Muhammad Nurudeen
- Khadis (Sharia Court of Appeal):
- Kabiru Aliyu (SAN)
- Atiku Muhammad-Bello
Governor’s Take and Financial Commitment
Governor Idris didn’t hold back in congratulating the new appointees, calling it a “rare opportunity” to swear in six judicial officers at once. He commended the State Ministry of Justice for their efforts and promised continued support for the judiciary. Highlighting his commitment, he announced the approval of a cool N300 million for new official vehicles for the judges. This kind of investment definitely shows he’s putting money where his mouth is!
A Call to Ethical Practice
Besides all the formalities, Governor Idris stressed the importance of ethics and urged the new appointees to bring their experience to the table while maintaining the highest standards of their profession. This is a serious call to ensure that Kebbi’s legal system is not just functional but also trustworthy.
What’s Next?
The appointment of these judges and khadis is a game-changer for Kebbi’s judicial system. With new faces and a renewed focus on ethics and welfare, it seems like the state is gearing up for some positive changes in how justice is served. This move is definitely going to be something to watch!
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