Ekiti judiciary breathes fresh air with new building

The level of decay in most Nigerian courts has become very worrisome as stakeholders in the nation’s judiciary blame the situation on lack of maintenance, neglect by successive governments and poor funding of the sector. Regrettably, despite calls for renovation and rebuilding of critical court infrastructure to aid justice delivery, there seems to be no response, writes Onozure Dania

On Thursday, January 19, 2023, the Governor of Ekiti State, Mr Abiodun Oyebanji commissioned the multi-million naira ultra-modern High Court Complex built and donated by the Chairman of Body of Benchers, Chief Wole Olanipekun.

At the event, the governor called on other sons and daughters of Ekiti State to emulate Olanipekun.

Also, during the commissioning of the court building, Oyebanji assured the judiciary that his regime will continue to ensure the effective administration of justice through improvement of the condition of the courts and the welfare of judicial officers in the state.