The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
The crisis that rocked the Abia state judiciary in the past week seems to be heading for a resolution afterall.
This follows the swearing-in of a new acting chief judge, Onuoha Ogwe, for the state by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu in the capital, Umuahia.
Ogwe’s appointment is in line with the recommendation of the national judicial council that the most senior judge be appointed in the absence of a substantive chief judge.
Related posts:
Ondo Acting Governor Swears in Acting Chief Judge
Benue Judiciary: Aondover Kaka’an sworn in as State’s Chief Judge
Alleged fraud: Chief Judge transfers Fayose’s trial to another Judge
UPDATED: Vacation Judge refers Adoke’s case file to FCT Chief Judge
Justice Baba-Yusuf’s appointment as acting FCT Chief Judge a perfect fit – Gov Bello
Gov. Ugwuanyi swears in Afojulu Ozoemena as Acting Chief Judge of Enugu
Kwara governor swears-in Adebara as acting Chief Judge
Gov Ganduje swears-in Dije Aboki as Acting Chief Judge of Kano state
