Governor Wike Defends Provision of Judges' Accommodation in Abuja
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State visited the Court of Appeal Division Complex in Daki Biu, Abuja, to inspect the accommodation project for judges. Wike emphasized the need to ensure the independence of the judiciary by providing suitable housing for judges in the nation's capital.
He highlighted the significance of the judiciary as the third arm of government and stressed the importance of efficient and effective service delivery. Wike revealed plans to commission the project in June or July, which includes residential houses for judges from various courts, such as the Court of Appeal and Federal High Court.
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