The Adamawa government is set to amend the area court laws for
efficient judiciary Service delivery in the state.
Mr Bala Sanga, State Attorney General and Commissioner for
Justice, made this known on Wednesday while briefing newsmen in
Yola shortly after the meeting of State Executive Council.
He said that the review would, among other things, give room for
only lawyers to be appointed as judges in area courts.
Sanga said that the current operations in the area courts had
not met public demand for speedy dispensation of justice.
He said that area courts had a lot of limitations in their
operations, especially with regards validity of cases emanating
from them.
Also briefing newsmen, Commissioner for Culture in the state, Mr
Tawaliu Magaji, said that the council had approved N15.8 million
for the expansion of the state Arts Council building.
Magaji said that the funds were approved for the upgrading of
facilities at the Arts and Culture building.
He said the gesture would help boost activities in the
sector.
(NAN)
The Adamawa government is set to amend the area court laws for
efficient judiciary Service delivery in the state.
Mr Bala Sanga, State Attorney General and Commissioner for
Justice, made this known on Wednesday while briefing newsmen in
Yola shortly after the meeting of State Executive Council.
He said that the review would, among other things, give room for
only lawyers to be appointed as judges in area courts.
Sanga said that the current operations in the area courts had
not met public demand for speedy dispensation of justice.
He said that area courts had a lot of limitations in their
operations, especially with regards validity of cases emanating
from them.
Also briefing newsmen, Commissioner for Culture in the state, Mr
Tawaliu Magaji, said that the council had approved N15.8 million
for the expansion of the state Arts Council building.
Magaji said that the funds were approved for the upgrading of
facilities at the Arts and Culture building.
He said the gesture would help boost activities in the
sector.
(NAN)
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