Ondo Magistrates Withdraw Services Over Lack of Judicial Autonomy
Ondo State magistrates have declared a withdrawal of services starting January 5, 2026, citing the state government's failure to implement financial autonomy for the judiciary. The decision, communicated in a letter dated December 10, expresses concerns over the welfare and dignity of judicial officers.
The Coalition in Ondo State criticizes the government for not fulfilling promises, leading to dissatisfaction among judiciary workers. The State Attorney General assures commitment to judicial independence and fiscal responsibility amidst the ongoing dispute.
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