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Rivers State Chief Justice Judge Simeon Amadi called on staff in the state justice system to cultivate the habit of acquiring additional knowledge, through workshops, trainings, in order improve their professional performance and service delivery.
Judge Amadi made the appeal by declaring open a two-day workshop organized for state judiciary staff on the theme ‘Repositioning state judiciary staff for effective service delivery’, which will take place. ‘was held in the main auditorium of the State High Court in Port Harcourt, recently.
The state chief justice described clerks, assistants and other categories of judiciary staff as an integral part of court administration, saying they play a crucial role in the administration of judicial service delivery. justice in society.
He asserted that the essence of the workshop was to equip them for the task ahead and to improve the level of their work performance and service delivery in line with the central mandate of the current administration, focused on efficient service delivery.
According to him, their duties and responsibilities are very important, because no court can function without clerks and other categories of staff.
“You are all aware of your roles, no court can function without clerks, deputy clerks and other support staff.
“I decided to relaunch this training and workshop because of the huge role you play in delivering justice. If you don’t know what to do in the job how can you control your subjects because if you allow your subjects to know more than you and be the ones who teach you the job then you will lose trust and will not be able to exercise control over them. Therefore, you must all take the workshop seriously in order to improve yourself. “he stated.
However, Judge Amadi told them that computer literacy will be one of the conditions for promotion in the justice system, saying the world is changing, abandoning the old analog fashion and quickly embracing digitalization.
“Today the judiciary in most states takes a pre-promotion exam, although such a principle was in practice here before, but we will reintroduce the practice again. ” he stated.
Earlier in his remarks, Acting Chief Registrar of the State High Court David Davis Ihua-Maduenyi thanked the Chief Justice for approving the workshop, adding that in doing so, the judge Chief has demonstrated his passion and commitment in repositioning the state judiciary for service delivery.
Ihua-Maduenyi explained that the essence of the workshop was to involve the staff in the various programs, efforts and commitments put in place by the current administration to reposition the judiciary for better service delivery to the public.
“The workshop consists of explaining all these objectives so that the staff are ready for the task at hand, every staff member is called to service. The workshop will be hands-on and interactive to improve work performance and efficient service delivery, ”he said.
He took the opportunity to assure the Chief Justice of the resolution of the judicial staffs to support his administration’s quest to reposition and advance the state’s justice system.
Once again, gunmen kill two in the Ogoni community!
Unidentified gunmen in the wee hours of last Sunday invaded the Ka-Bori community in the Khana local government area, killing two people.
A local native who yearned for anonymity told reporters the victims were two women and a man.
One of the victims, woman and man, is said to have died instantly.
The other victim was rushed to a medical center where she is currently receiving treatment.
The natives have meanwhile accused people of the Kono-Boue community of complicity in the attack.
The natives said security agencies had moved into the community to restore normalcy even though no arrests had been made.
Meanwhile, Golden Nwibakpo, public relations manager of the Kono-Boue Community Development Committee (CDC), called false innuendos that his people were responsible for the attack.
Mr Nwibakpo said in a telephone interview that his community had been deserted and its residents were wandering in Bori and had no time to plan such an attack.
State Police Command image maker Nnamdi Omoni, a Police Superintendent (SP), has yet to respond.

By: Akujobi Amadi