Plateau governor swears in six new high court judges
Plateau State has appointed six new high court judges to strengthen its judiciary. Governor Caleb Mutfwang led the swearing-in ceremony, emphasizing the importance of judicial integrity and independence. The governor highlighted the role of the judiciary in protecting citizens’ rights and supporting democracy. The newly inducted judges pledged to uphold professionalism and the rule of law.
What we know
- Caleb Mutfwang swore in six new judges at the Victoria Gowon Auditorium, New Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos.
- The judges inducted are Justices Maikai Andrawus, Kparbong Tongret Nanman, Nkwap Diane Ngummai, Mantu John Ishaku, Bature Gavou Musa, and Mallam Kingsley Mangai.
- The appointments were made on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council and in line with constitutional provisions.
- The governor assured continued support for judicial independence and improved welfare for judges.
- Justice Maikai Andrawus, speaking for the group, promised to prioritize public interest and uphold the rule of law.
