Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, has called on the newly sworn in judges in the state to uphold the law and be objective in discharging the duties and responsibilities of their office.
Governor Ugwuanyi said this during the swearing-in of Justice Ebele Egumgbe as the Chief Judge of Enugu State High Court and Justice Jacinta Nweze as the Chief Judge of the Customary Court.
He congratulated the chief judges whom he described their appointment as most deserving, as he urged them to discharge their duties in honesty.
In an earlier remark, the Chief Justice of Enugu State, Justice Priscilla Emeghelu, told the Governor that a lot of vacuum have been created, especially in the State High Court as a result of retirement and death of some judges.
Justice Emeghelu added that the death of judges has become a burden on the available ones.
Expressing their appreciations, the new chief judges promised to carry out their duties without bias or sentiments.
Governor Ugwuanyi said this during the swearing-in of Justice Ebele Egumgbe as the Chief Judge of Enugu State High Court and Justice Jacinta Nweze as the Chief Judge of the Customary Court.
He congratulated the chief judges whom he described their appointment as most deserving, as he urged them to discharge their duties in honesty.
In an earlier remark, the Chief Justice of Enugu State, Justice Priscilla Emeghelu, told the Governor that a lot of vacuum have been created, especially in the State High Court as a result of retirement and death of some judges.
Justice Emeghelu added that the death of judges has become a burden on the available ones.
Expressing their appreciations, the new chief judges promised to carry out their duties without bias or sentiments.
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