Fintiri wants the judiciary to prepare to contribute to a free fair election in Adamawa state
Fintiri wants the judiciary to prepare to contribute to a free fair election in Adamawa state
By: Bodunrin Kayode
As the nation heads for the polls early 2023, Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa state has called on the judiciary to reinvent itself to ensure free fair and credible elections.
The Governor who presided over the swearing in of the first female Chief judge (CJ) Hafsat Abdulrahman of Adamawa State recently pledged to continue to give priority to the welfare of judges in the state.
He assured that in recognition of their contributions to the stability of the society, he would not relent in giving them all the support needed to function productively in their calling.
These assurances followed the retirement of former Chief Justice Nathan Musa who was replaced by the first female judge in the history of the State.
Governor Fintiri said he was honored to be the one to nominate and swear in a woman to act in such a capacity in the state.
While congratulating the acting Chief judge on her appointment to take over the mantle of leadership in the temple of justice, the Governor charged her to discharge her duties with honesty,dedication and fairness at all times
Going by her antecedent as an embodiment of hardwork, grace, perseverance, wisdom and experience, Fintiri urged the jurist to continue to develop herself with a thirst for more knowledge.
The Governor also congratulated the retired Chief judge, Nathan Musa for being an extraordinary brilliant jurist who has also devoted his life to public service and wished him a pleasant retirement.
Responding the Acting chief judge Justice Hapsat Abdulrahman expressed appreciation to Fintiri for his trust in her competence in the temple of justice.
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She pledged to discharge her duties honestly in accordance with the oath she sworn to adding that she would equally cooperate with other arms of government in the interest of the State
Valedictory session of the former CJ
Governor Fintiri had earlier described Justice Nathan Musa as a quintessential leader who had brought far reaching reforms to the judiciary before bowing out.
He spoke during a valedictory session held in honor of the retired CJ of Adamawa State Nathan Musa at the High Court Complex Yola recently.
To him, this is no doubt owing to the doggedness and successes recorded by the retiring CJ within his short tenure.
He commended the CJ for the feat recorded during his tenure especially for not compromising on his judgements and prayed for fulfilling retirement for the jurist.
The outgoing CJ Nathan Musa whose philosophy in life has been contentment and humility led to numerous achievements recorded throughout his career
Justice Nathan Musa lauded Governor Fintiri for his support and cooperation which saw to some judicial reforms carried out in the state.
Fintiri wants the judiciary to prepare to contribute to a free fair election in Adamawa state
