Taraba Chief Judge Urges New Notaries Public on Impartiality and Legal Discipline
Chief Judge of Taraba State, Joel Agya Mondai, has charged six newly appointed notaries public to maintain honesty, impartiality, and strict adherence to the law in their duties within and beyond the state. The swearing-in ceremony held in Jalingo saw the appointees take an oath to uphold the highest standards of authenticity in legal documents.
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Taraba branch chairman, Martin Milkman, expressed gratitude for the appointments and encouraged the new notaries to discharge their responsibilities with humility and fairness.
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