Enugu Chief Judge Swears in 27 Senior Lawyers as Notaries Public in Nigeria
The Chief Judge of Enugu State, Hon. Justice R. Ozoemena, recently swore in 27 senior lawyers as Notaries Public in Nigeria at the Enugu State High Court complex.
These lawyers, including prominent names like Ikechukwu Maximu Ugwuok and Chinazor Dominica Nwankwo, were appointed by the Chief Justice of Nigeria and are now authorized to execute important legal functions such as attesting affidavits, certifying documents, and ensuring the credibility of legal transactions. The appointment of these Notaries Public aims to enhance trust in legal documents, particularly those related to court processes and property transactions.
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