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Makinde swears in Abdulganiyu as President, Customary Court of Appeal - Vimarsana News

Makinde swears in Abdulganiyu as President, Customary Court of Appeal

Gov. Seyi Makinde on Monday sworn in Justice Tajudeen Abdulganiyu as the President of the Oyo State Customary Court of Appeal. Makinde, while administering the Oath of Allegiance and Judicial Oath on Abdulganiyu, pledged his administration’s continuous support for the judiciary and legislative arms toward maintaining a functional system. The governor noted that his administration

Eight judges sworn in to act in higher posts - Vimarsana News

Eight judges sworn in to act in higher posts

Eight members of the judiciary were sworn in today to act in higher offices for the Easter Term, by Governor-General Sir Patrick Allen. The judges, who will serve in the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, took the Oath of Allegiance and the...

Spring Election Preview - Vimarsana News

Spring Election Preview

The City of Whitewater will be having their 2024 Spring Election this upcoming Tuesday, April 2, 2024 7 a.m.-8 p.m. at the Whitewater Downtown Armory to vote. There will be votes for Whitewater Unified School District school board for new members, the Walworth County Circuit Court Judge branch 1, Walworth County Supervisor District 4, Whitewater...

Akufo-Addo swears in Dr Aggrey-Darko as Head of Civil Service - Vimarsana News

Akufo-Addo swears in Dr Aggrey-Darko as Head of Civil Service

President Akufo-Addo on Monday swore in Dr Evans Aggrey-Darkoh as Head of the Civil Service of Ghana.

Sykes: More needs to be done to clear court backlog - Vimarsana News

Sykes: More needs to be done to clear court backlog

Chief Justice Bryan Sykes says, while 2023 "was a reasonable year for the judiciary… much work needs to be done" to clear the backlog in the Supreme Court which "gets worse with each passing year"...