Ex-CJN, Olukayode Ariwoola Honors FCT Minister, Wike with Badge of Honour and Award of Excellence [Photos]

In a significant gesture of recognition, the immediate past Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, presented the Badge of Honour and an Award of Excellence to Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), in appreciation of his exceptional contributions to the legal profession in Nigeria. The event, which took place in Abuja, highlighted Wike’s unwavering support for the development of legal institutions and the advancement of the rule of law in the country.

Justice Ariwoola lauded Wike for his steadfast commitment to enhancing the legal landscape in Nigeria. He noted that the Minister’s efforts have been instrumental in creating a conducive environment for legal practitioners and have earned him widespread respect within the judiciary. “Minister Wike’s contributions have significantly shaped the legal profession, and his dedication to strengthening legal frameworks has made a lasting impact,” Justice Ariwoola remarked.

A Landmark Initiative for Legal Infrastructure

As part of his ongoing commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s legal institutions, Wike also flagged off the construction of a new office annex for the Body of Benchers, a critical body in Nigeria’s legal system. This new facility, set to be built and furnished in Abuja, aims to provide the Body with a modern and functional space to carry out its important responsibilities. The Body of Benchers is entrusted with upholding the ethical and professional standards of the legal profession, making the new office annex a vital resource in the country’s pursuit of legal excellence.

READ ALSO:  FFK Sends Message To Gbajabiamila, Sanwo-Olu On Their Birthdays

Wike, in his address at the ceremony, expressed profound gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed his dedication to supporting initiatives that foster justice, good governance, and the overall growth of the legal sector. He emphasized that the new office annex is not just a physical structure but a symbol of the government’s commitment to the legal community. “The legal profession is the bedrock of a just society. This project underscores our commitment to providing the necessary infrastructure for the Body of Benchers to carry out its critical mandate effectively,” Wike stated.

A Momentous Occasion for the Legal Community

The event was attended by several distinguished figures, including key players from the judiciary, government officials, and members of the legal profession, all of whom lauded the Minister’s invaluable contributions to the sector. Their praise reflected the collective belief that the new facility would significantly enhance the Body of Benchers’ ability to fulfill its role in maintaining the integrity and professionalism of the legal system.

The construction of the office annex is set to be completed within the prescribed timeline, marking a new chapter in the advancement of legal infrastructure in Nigeria’s capital. The project is expected to set a benchmark for institutional development across the nation, offering a modern workspace that will foster greater efficiency and professionalism within Nigeria’s legal community.

READ ALSO:  BREAKING: Senate Passes Bill to Establish South West Development Commission

Recommended For You

About the Author: Gists9ja

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *