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Kaduna Judicial Service Commission Promotes 223 Personnel

by Torkuma Gbor
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The Kaduna State Judicial Service Commission has approved the promotion of 223 personnel, citing merit as the basis for the advancement.

‎ The decision was reached during the commission’s meeting held on August 11 and 12, chaired by the Chief Judge of Kaduna State, Justice Muhammad Tukur Mu’azu Aliyu.

‎ According to the commission’s secretary, Murtala Halidu, the promotions covered 37 magistrates, 28 Alkalai (judges), 22 Customary Court judges and other judicial staff.

‎Halidu disclosed this in a statement issued on Wednesday, adding that the commission also approved new “Guidelines for Submission of Petitions in the Judiciary” for immediate implementation.

‎The commission further adopted the report of a committee that investigated alleged misconduct involving Mohammed Salisu, a Principal Registrar at the Chief Magistrate Court on Daura Road, Kaduna.

‎Salisu was investigated over the alleged unauthorised auction of three vehicles. The committee recommended that he be prosecuted, while clearing Deputy Chief Registrar Aliyu Yakubu-Dogara and bailiff Salisu Jibrin-Maigana of any involvement.

‎Halidu added that one of the vehicles, a Toyota Corolla, had been recovered by the High Court.

‎He said the commission remained committed to promoting integrity, transparency and efficiency within the Kaduna State judiciary.

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