SECURITY: NEIGHBOURHOOD SAFETY CORPS APPREHENDS TWO THIEVES IN IKORODU. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 SECURITY: NEIGHBOURHOOD SAFETY CORPS APPREHENDS TWO THIEVES IN IKORODU While Lagos residents celebrated the Eid el Fitri festival, operatives of the Ikorodu Command of the Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Corps apprehended two thieves as they attempted to make away with stolen items. The culprits, Olamilekan Adumobi 21 (m) from Bode-Olude, Abeokuta, Ogun State and his accomplice, Jabir (m) who claimed to be a crap dealer from Katsina state, were arrested by the officers at about 1400hrs in front of the Central Mosque on Kazeem Arulogun Street.  The two suspects were then taken to the Ikorodu Command office at Ita-Elewa, where they confessed to stealing five pieces of Cutting disc, two pieces of welding tongs, five pieces of angle iron, and one iron hammer.  The owners of the items and the property at Abule Balogun, Eruwen, where the thieves burgled were all contacted on the phone to report to the office. At the Command base, Barrister Ade Adeshina (site owner) and Pastor...

KWARA CJ CALLS FOR REPOSITIONING OF NATION'S JUDICIARY.(PHOTO).


Kwara CJ calls for repositioning of nation's judiciary

The Chief Judge of Kwara state and chairman, Judicial Service Commission, Justice Abiodun Adebara, has called for repositioning of the nation's judiciary to continue to serve as a trusted and impartial
pillar of democracy. 

Speaking at the special session of the High Court to commence the 2023/2024 legal year , Justice Adebara said that the justice system has been plagued by a backlog of cases, delays, corruption, and lack of access to justice for many citizens, especially the poor and marginalized". 

According to him in order to reposition the nation's judiciary there is need to acknowledge and address the challenges that have hampered its effectiveness in the past.

Justice Adebara said we are at a critical juncture in the nation's history where the judiciary must reposition itself as a trusted and impartial
pillar of our democracy. 

He said the judiciary is the final arbiter of justice in the society, adding that it is the responsibility of the judiciary to ensure that every
person is treated fairly and equitably under the law".

The CJ, who said that the challenges would be tackled
head-on, also added that judicial officers would work together to find innovative solutions to ensure
that justice is delivered promptly and efficiently to all. 

Justice Adebara pledged to work tirelessly to address these challenges and to restore the faith of the people in the judiciary.


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