Governor Uzodinma Swears in New Acting Chief Judge and Commissioner
Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State has sworn in Hon Justice Ijeoma Agugua as the new acting Chief Judge and Barr Paul Obinatu as the Commissioner for Justice and Attorney General. The appointments follow the removal of Justice Theophilus from office due to non-compliance with the selection process.
Governor Uzodinma emphasized the importance of upholding the judiciary's dignity and the principles of justice and due process. The new appointments signify the administration's commitment to the effective functioning of all government arms in Imo State, ensuring a smooth transition and adherence to legal protocols.
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