#Easter: Anambra State Chief Judge Announces Vacation of Court From April 1-12, 2021

In lieu of the Easter holiday, the Chief Judge of Anambra State
High Court, Hon. Justice Onochie M. Anyachebelu, has declared the
easter vacation of the court for the year 2021.

The Chief Judge who made the announcement pursuant to the powers
ascribed to his office in Order 46, Rule 4(b) and 5(1) of the
Anambra State High Court Rules.

According to the public notice assigned by the Chief Judge, the
Easter vacation of the court will commence on Thursday, April 1,
2021, and rum till Monday, the 12th day of April 2021.

However, the court will officially commence its business from
Tuesday, April 13, 2021.

Whilst the general court will be on vacation during the Easter
period, the Hon. Justice Peace N.T. Otti of the Awka Division will
however sit as a vacation Judge.

The public notice also noted that the sitting of the vacation
Judge will remain subject to any change in direction from the Chief
Justice of Nigeria, the Anambra State Government [including the
Judiciary] with regards to attempts to tackle the dreaded Covid-19
virus.

In lieu of the Easter holiday, the Chief Judge of Anambra State
High Court, Hon. Justice Onochie M. Anyachebelu, has declared the
easter vacation of the court for the year 2021.

The Chief Judge who made the announcement pursuant to the powers
ascribed to his office in Order 46, Rule 4(b) and 5(1) of the
Anambra State High Court Rules.

According to the public notice assigned by the Chief Judge, the
Easter vacation of the court will commence on Thursday, April 1,
2021, and rum till Monday, the 12th day of April 2021.

However, the court will officially commence its business from
Tuesday, April 13, 2021.

Whilst the general court will be on vacation during the Easter
period, the Hon. Justice Peace N.T. Otti of the Awka Division will
however sit as a vacation Judge.

The public notice also noted that the sitting of the vacation
Judge will remain subject to any change in direction from the Chief
Justice of Nigeria, the Anambra State Government [including the
Judiciary] with regards to attempts to tackle the dreaded Covid-19
virus.