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Federal High Court Announces Posting of 94 New Justices Nationwide

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The Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho, on Tuesday, approved the redeployment of 94 judges across Federal High Court divisions in the country.

A deadline of January 8, 2024 resumption date was given to the affected judges in the posting order announced by Tsoho.

The redeployment was aimed at boosting manpower and optimising the distribution of judicial officers following the recent appointment of 23 new Federal High Court judges.

A statement from Tsoho’s office indicated the transfers were necessitated by “the appointment of 23 new judges and other imperatives.”

The judiciary has been pushing for more hands to ease caseloads burden on judges and fast-track justice delivery.

Some major locations seeing shuffling of Federal High Court judges include Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Benin, and Kano.

The exercise may see elevated acting capacity appointments to fill voids in some jurisdictions.

The instruction given to the judges, by Justice Tsoho, read, “All the judges affected by this posting should report at their duty stations before the date of resumption from the 2023 Christmas vacation, being the 8th day of January 2024.

“Judges who have been earlier serving should recall and rigidly adhere to policies/instructions, concerning the movement of property from one judicial division to another.”

The details of the posting are:

Abuja

  1. Hon. Justice J.T Tsoho – Chief Judge
  2. Hon. Justice G.Kolotu
  3. Hon. Justice B.F.M. Nyako
  4. Hon. Justice R.N. Ofili- Ajumogobia
  5. Hon. Justice A.R Mohammed
  6. Hon. Justice Ieekwo
  7. Hon. Justice D.Uokorowo
  8. Hon. Justice Joyce Obehi Abdulmalik
  9. Hon. Justice James Kolawale Omotosho
  10. Hon. Justice Emeka Nwite
  11. Hon. Justice Obiora Atuegwu Egwuatu
  12. Hon. Justice Mobolaji Olubukola Olajuwon
  13. Hon. Justice Nkeonye Evelyn Mана

Umuahia, Abia

  1. Hon, Justice Sunday Onu
  2. Hon. Justice Musa Κακακι

Yenagoa, Bayelsa

  1. Hon. Justice Isa Hamma Adama Dashen
  2. Hon. Justice Salim Olasupo Ibrahim

Benin, Edo

  1. Hon, Justice S. M. Shuaibu
  2. Hon, Justice Chuka Austine Obiozor

Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi

  1. Hon. Justice Emmanuel Gakko

Kaduna

  1. Hon. Justice R.Maikawa
  2. Hon. Justice Hawau Buhari

Κano

  1. Hon. Justice A.M. Liman
  2. Hon. Justice M.N. Yunusa
  3. Hon, Justice S.A. Amobeda

Lagos

  1. Hon. Justice J.T. Tsoho – Chief Judge
  2. Hon. Justice A.Ofaji
  3. Hon, Justice Alewis -Allagoa
  4. Hon, Justice C.Janeke
  5. Hon. Justice Yellim S. Bogoro
  6. Hon. Justice Daniel Emeka Osiagor
  7. Hon, Justice Akintayo Aluko
  8. Hon. Justice Peter Odo Lifu
  9. Hon. Justice Abimbola O. Awogboro
  10. Hon, Justice Dipeolu Deinde Isaac
  11. Hon. Justice Ogundare Kehinde Olayiwola
  12. Hon. Justice Ibrahim Ahmad Kala
  13. Hon. Justice Ogazi Friday Νκεμακονam

Ilorin, Kwara

  1. Hon, Justice Evelyn Nmasinulo Anyadike
  2. Hon. Justice Ariwoola Olukayode Jnr.

Akure, Ondo

  1. Hon. Justice Toyin Bolaji Adegoke.
  2. Hon, Justice Owoeye Alexander Oluseυι

Ibadan, Oyo

  1. Hon. Justice Uche N. Agomoh
  2. Hon, Justice Ekerete Udofot Akpαν
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