Ondo state Governor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu has promised to turn the state ministry of Justice to a first class justice system in the country.
Akeredolu made promise while inaugurating a private chamber built by a rights activist cum lawyer, Charles Titiloye in Akure.
The Governor added that the state judiciary will be given a facelift to make it he best in the country.
He also promised to resuscitate the office of the public defender to ensure that people who cannot afford legal fees have legal representation in court.
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Akeredolu also vowed to do everything within his capacity to aid quick dispensation of justice in the state.
The rights lawyer in his speech, said Nigerians need leaders who are passionate about the development of the masses.
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