[PHOTOs] Cross River Ag. CJ, Justice Ita, Lawyers Donate Money To Renovate Customary Court Of Appeal

The Acting Chief Judge of the Cross Rivers State, Hon. Justice
Eyo Ita and some Lawyers have contributed money towards the
renovation of the Cross River State Customary Court of Appeal.

Meanwhile, CrossRiverWatch reports that a donation of over N2
million has been made towards the project. In addition, it added
that the Acting CJ is using allowances meant to run his office for
the project coupled with contributions from other Lawyers.

The Court is in a state of disrepair and eye-sore which
necessitated the need for its renovation.

The building was formerly used as the Federal Court of Appeal
before it was gutted down by the fire, leading to the relocation of
the Court of Appeal to State Housing and later on, to its permanent
site behind the State Secretariat.

However, the building is said to have been part of the relics of
colonialism, inherited by the Cross Rivers State Government.

Meanwhile, after the fire incident, it was taken over by the
State Government and designated to be used as the State Customary
Court of Appeal.

See some of the pictures below:

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The Acting Chief Judge of the Cross Rivers State, Hon. Justice
Eyo Ita and some Lawyers have contributed money towards the
renovation of the Cross River State Customary Court of Appeal.

Meanwhile, CrossRiverWatch reports that a donation of over N2
million has been made towards the project. In addition, it added
that the Acting CJ is using allowances meant to run his office for
the project coupled with contributions from other Lawyers.

The Court is in a state of disrepair and eye-sore which
necessitated the need for its renovation.

The building was formerly used as the Federal Court of Appeal
before it was gutted down by the fire, leading to the relocation of
the Court of Appeal to State Housing and later on, to its permanent
site behind the State Secretariat.

However, the building is said to have been part of the relics of
colonialism, inherited by the Cross Rivers State Government.

Meanwhile, after the fire incident, it was taken over by the
State Government and designated to be used as the State Customary
Court of Appeal.

See some of the pictures below:

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