Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has sworn in four High Court Judges and two Customary Court of Appeal Judges for the Benue State Judiciary.
Performing the ceremony today at Government House, Makurdi, the Governor charged them to carry with them not only the weight of their past experiences but also the hopes and expectations of the people.
He explained that their appointment is a testament to their dedication, integrity, and commitment to the rule of law, as well as the recognition of the high standards they have maintained throughout their careers as legal practitioners.
The Governor advised them to be impartial arbiters, defenders of justice, and protectors of the Constitution, saying they should dispense justice without fear or favor, affection or ill-will, as the people of Benue State look up to them to ensure that the law is applied with fairness, equity, and a deep sense of humanity.
Those sworn in as High Court Judges are Kor Vincent Tersoo, Esq., Ikwulono Maigida Maimuna, Esq., Adagba Nguhemen Julie, Esq., and Tor Damian Tersugh, Esq., while the Customary Court of Appeal Judges are Onche Ogah Inalegwu, Esq., and Igba Theophilus Terhile, Esq.
The Governor promised continuous capacity building for judges through the sponsorship of judges for international conferences and the sponsorship of magistrates to attend the NBA Annual General Conference, which his administration has commenced since inception and will continue.
