Sequel to the directive of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter
Samuel N. Onnoghen to all heads of courts, the Edo State Chief
Judge has inaugurated a committee to monitor the activities of
staff of the lower courts in Edo State.
Speaking at the inauguration, Honourable Justice E.F.
Ikponmwen stated that the committee is saddled with the
responsibility of monitoring the activities of officers of the
lower court which are irregular attendance of work, leaving the
office at will, soliciting for gratification before performing
official duties, delay in performance of official duties, etc.
The committee is made up of:
1. Sir S. O. Odigie (Hon. Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) – Chairman
2. Mohammed O. Yamah (Hon.Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) –Member
3. Hon. Joe L. Ekpenkhio (Hon. Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) –Member
4. Austin Omofoman (Hon. Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) –Member
5. A. E. Aibaogun (Chief Inspector of Courts) –Member
6. M. U. Iluobe (Chief Magistrate Special Grade, Director,
Inspectorate Division) –Member
7. Chairman of the Committee, Sir S. O. Odigie, Esq while
speaking promised that they will carry out the task effectively, he
also thanked his lordship for the privilege given to them to serve
the state judiciary.
Sequel to the directive of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter
Samuel N. Onnoghen to all heads of courts, the Edo State Chief
Judge has inaugurated a committee to monitor the activities of
staff of the lower courts in Edo State.
Speaking at the inauguration, Honourable Justice E.F.
Ikponmwen stated that the committee is saddled with the
responsibility of monitoring the activities of officers of the
lower court which are irregular attendance of work, leaving the
office at will, soliciting for gratification before performing
official duties, delay in performance of official duties, etc.
The committee is made up of:
1. Sir S. O. Odigie (Hon. Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) – Chairman
2. Mohammed O. Yamah (Hon.Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) –Member
3. Hon. Joe L. Ekpenkhio (Hon. Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) –Member
4. Austin Omofoman (Hon. Commissioner, Judicial Service
Commission) –Member
5. A. E. Aibaogun (Chief Inspector of Courts) –Member
6. M. U. Iluobe (Chief Magistrate Special Grade, Director,
Inspectorate Division) –Member
7. Chairman of the Committee, Sir S. O. Odigie, Esq while
speaking promised that they will carry out the task effectively, he
also thanked his lordship for the privilege given to them to serve
the state judiciary.