Govt approves 100% IGF retention for Judicial Service; Judges hail decision at AMJG conference
Government has approved 100% retention of Internally Generated Funds by the Judicial Service, a decision the AMJG says will strengthen justice delivery.
The Benue State House of Assembly has officially approved the addition of two new members to the Judicial Service Commission. Governor Hyacinth Alia submitted the names of James Koko and Adakole Ikwue for consideration, and the lawmakers screened them during a plenary session on Friday. The process was overseen by Speaker Rt Hon Berger Alfred.
The Governor had previously written to the House to request the screening and confirmation of the nominees, adhering to the Assembly's legislative duties. After the successful screening, both Koko and Ikwue were confirmed as members of the Benue State Judicial Service Commission. This brings the total number of members in the commission to two more, as the state continues to enhance its judicial administration system and related institutional structures.
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