Governor Eno Swears In Six New High Court Judges
Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State on Monday officially swore in six new judges to the state’s high court.
The newly sworn-in judges are Umohandi Mfon Winifred, Ekanem Bassey James, Essien Bassey Iwakaowo, Morrison Comfort Henry, Ntekim Edet Ekpo, and Eddie Sharon Julius.
This significant event took place during a ceremony held at the Government House in Uyo, where the governor underscored the importance of judicial reform.
He was optimistic that these appointments would improve the judiciary’s effectiveness, promoting justice and fairness for Akwa Ibom citizens.
Following their oath of office, the newly appointed judges received warm congratulations from Governor Eno.
He emphasized that their roles are crucial for upholding the rule of law.
“With integrity and commitment, you will serve the people of Akwa Ibom,” he stated.
Furthermore, the governor highlighted that the judiciary plays a vital role in promoting societal stability, urging the judges to prioritize justice and equity in their decisions.
The event also attracted key stakeholders from the legal community and government officials, indicating widespread support for the new judges.
Many attendees applauded the initiative, viewing it as a strong step toward improving the state’s judicial system.
They echoed the governor’s sentiments regarding the necessity of having competent judges who can enforce the law impartially.
Moreover, Governor Eno reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to providing the judiciary with the necessary resources and support.
He mentioned plans to improve court infrastructure and enhance the efficiency of legal processes across Akwa Ibom.
By investing in these areas, the governor aims to create a more accessible and responsive legal system for all citizens.
As the ceremony concluded, there was a shared sense of hope and responsibility among the judges.
They departed vowing to uphold judiciary excellence, ensuring justice stays a cornerstone of governance in Akwa Ibom.
