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Sustain the Vibrancy of Imo Judiciary –Judiciary Workers Told

The Chief Judge of Imo State has underscored the critical role of the Judiciary to the realization of the vision of the State government just as she tasked the workers to responsively sustain the vibrancy of the judiciary.

She said that the Judiciary must not be left behind especially in the his three Rs- Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and Recovery agenda of the State Government, stressing that as the Imo State Government is making giant strides to transform Imo State, the Judiciary must equally key into this vision by transforming itself into a Smart Judiciary.
“As an inclusive administration, in order for them to become abreast of the vision of this administration and equally run with the vision.” The Chief Judge stated.

She maintained the fact that technological development and economic challenges have changed the way government businesses are carried out, justified the need for the various ongoing reforms within the judicial sector in particular and the State at large.

Justice Ijeoma Agugua highlighted some reforms presently being implemented at the judiciary, saying that the modest successes of the reforms are already being witnessed in areas like the establishment of Multi Door Courts, Court Decongestion programme, Judiciary ICT and so many others.

While expressing her desire to leave the judiciary better than she met it, Justice Ijeoma said that the transformation of the judicial system rest squarely on the shoulders of the workforce.

“We hold our pride in the excellency of Imo State and honour and integrity of its Judiciary. I enjoin you all to learn to accept total responsibility for your job success and failure. Do not shift blame. If you encounter a difficult assignment, see it as a new life experience and go ahead and do your best, stay focused on the assignment and finish it before moving to the next one.” The Chief Judge counselled.

In conclusion, she enjoined the judiciary staff to stay away from all unethical practices capable of damaging its reputation.

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