In a significant move to strengthen the judiciary, the Governor of Ondo State, Mr. Lucky Aiyedatiwa, on Thursday, swore in six new judges to the state’s high court.
The inauguration ceremony, held at the Government House in Akure, was a symbol of the state’s commitment to enhancing the judicial process and delivering swift justice.
Governor Aiyedatiwa expressed optimism that the new appointees would contribute to reducing the backlog of cases, stressing the importance of judicial reform in ensuring justice for all citizens.
He acknowledged the crucial role the judiciary plays in maintaining law and order and urged the judges to uphold integrity and fairness in their rulings.
The six judges, who bring years of experience and expertise to the bench, pledged to serve diligently, maintaining the highest standards of professionalism in their judicial duties.
Their appointments come at a time when the state is aiming to improve its legal infrastructure and provide a more efficient system for handling civil and criminal cases.
This swearing-in ceremony is part of Governor Aiyedatiwa’s broader strategy to enhance governance in Ondo, with particular emphasis on the rule of law and access to justice.
The state government’s renewed focus on judicial appointments is expected to bolster the confidence of Ondo residents in the legal system.
The event was attended by top legal professionals, government officials, and family members of the newly appointed judges, marking a new chapter in the state’s judicial landscape.
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