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The Chief Judge of Oyo State, Justice Munta L. Abimbola, on
Thursday distributed brand new cars to 10 magistrates in the Oyo
State Judiciary to further enhance productivity and impact
positively on justice delivery in the state’s judicial sector.

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The distribution which took place in the premises of the High
Court of Justice Complex at Ring Road in Ibadan was witnessed by
key judiciary staff.

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Speaking during the handover of the vehicles, Justice Abimbola
stated that every good develop calls for celebration and
acknowledging the mercy and Grace if God considering the
peculiarity of the year 2020.

He thanked the state governor, Engr Seyi Makinde, for his
support which he said will make the wheel of justice dispensation
run more smoothly and prayed for God’s guidance and wisdom for
him.

“This year is a peculiar one and the most difficult of all tears
but we thank God and we give glory to the almighty that we can
still celebrate.

“We thank Governor Seyi Makinde who had deemed it necessary to
assist the magistracy by purchasing vehicles for the magistracy.
Undoubtedly, that gesture will have a greater effect on the overall
administration of justice in the state.

“We pray for God’s guidance and wisdom for the governor to be
able to guide the state to greater heights. We also pray that the
almighty in his mercy endow judges and magistrates in Oyo judiciary
the wisdom to be able to arrive at just decisions,” Justice
Abimbola stated.

Speaking on behalf of the 10 beneficiaries, Chief Magistrate
Idowu Emmanuel Abiodun, the Chief Magistrate Administration,
thanked the Chief Judge for his fatherly role and constant support
for members of the judiciary and thanked the governor for extending
the Goodwill to the judiciary.

He promised that they will continue to do their best to ensure
speedy delivery of justice without fear or favour, reiterating that
they will always ensure that the integrity of the judiciary is
upheld at all times.

The Chief Judge of Oyo State, Justice Munta L. Abimbola, on
Thursday distributed brand new cars to 10 magistrates in the Oyo
State Judiciary to further enhance productivity and impact
positively on justice delivery in the state’s judicial sector.

image

The distribution which took place in the premises of the High
Court of Justice Complex at Ring Road in Ibadan was witnessed by
key judiciary staff.

image

Speaking during the handover of the vehicles, Justice Abimbola
stated that every good develop calls for celebration and
acknowledging the mercy and Grace if God considering the
peculiarity of the year 2020.

He thanked the state governor, Engr Seyi Makinde, for his
support which he said will make the wheel of justice dispensation
run more smoothly and prayed for God’s guidance and wisdom for
him.

“This year is a peculiar one and the most difficult of all tears
but we thank God and we give glory to the almighty that we can
still celebrate.

“We thank Governor Seyi Makinde who had deemed it necessary to
assist the magistracy by purchasing vehicles for the magistracy.
Undoubtedly, that gesture will have a greater effect on the overall
administration of justice in the state.

“We pray for God’s guidance and wisdom for the governor to be
able to guide the state to greater heights. We also pray that the
almighty in his mercy endow judges and magistrates in Oyo judiciary
the wisdom to be able to arrive at just decisions,” Justice
Abimbola stated.

Speaking on behalf of the 10 beneficiaries, Chief Magistrate
Idowu Emmanuel Abiodun, the Chief Magistrate Administration,
thanked the Chief Judge for his fatherly role and constant support
for members of the judiciary and thanked the governor for extending
the Goodwill to the judiciary.

He promised that they will continue to do their best to ensure
speedy delivery of justice without fear or favour, reiterating that
they will always ensure that the integrity of the judiciary is
upheld at all times.

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