Kogi Chief Judge Reiterates Commitment to Criminal Justice Delivery, Collaborates With Police

From Joseph Amedu, Lokoja

The Chief Judge of Kogi State, His Lordship, Hon. Justice Josiah J. Majebi has promised to partner police on criminal justice delivery in the state.

The CJ gave the hint when he paid a courtesy visit on the Kogi State Commissioner of Police, CP Miller G. adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Dantawaye, psc, at the State Command Headquarters in Lokoja.

According to him, the visit is aimed at strengthening collaboration for enhanced criminal justice delivery in Kogi State.

The Chief Judge expressed his heartfelt appreciation to CP Dantawaye for his exemplary leadership, dedication to duty, and unwavering commitment to peace and order across the state.

He noted that the visible impact of CP Dantawaye’s administration is a reflection of strategic leadership, discipline, and professional engagement.

Justice Majebi also extended commendations to the Command’s management team, lauding them for their mutual support to the CP and the collective efforts in ensuring security delivery across the state.

He particularly praised the Police Officers attached to the judiciary for demonstrating high levels of professionalism, respect for the rule of law, humanity, and ethical conduct in their line of duty.

In his response, the CP described the Chief Judge, as “a father indeed”. He acknowledged the importance of the visit and engagements in sustaining the synergy for smooth justice delivery, which was deeply appreciated and never to be taken for granted.

He further recognised the long standing cooperation between the Police and the Judiciary in Kogi State, emphasizing that synergy remains essential for enhanced criminal justice delivery and effective crime management and control.

CP further reaffirmed the Command’s commitment in sustaining the existing relationship with the judiciary in order to deepen the rule of law, uphold justice, and serve the people of Kogi State better.
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