Plateau State Governor Swears in Six High Court Judges to Strengthen Rule of Law

Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State swore in six newly appointed judges for the Plateau State High Court, stressing the need for them to uphold the highest standards of integrity. The appointments were made in strict compliance with constitutional provisions and the approval of the National Judicial Commission.
Mutfwang highlighted the judiciary as the last hope of the common man and a central pillar of public confidence in the justice system. The ceremony signifies a significant step towards strengthening the rule of law and justice in the democratic governance of Plateau State.
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