CJN’s Son, 93 Other Listed As FHC Approves Posting Of New Justices Nationwide

 

The Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho, has authorised the redeployment of 94 Federal High Court Justices nationwide.

This reassignment comes following the appointment of 23 new judges to the court.

The posting directive, obtained by SaharaReporters, stipulates that all affected judges must report to their designated duty stations before January 8, 2024.

Hon. Justice Ariwoola Olukayode Jnr., the son of Olukayode Ariwoola, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, is among the justices posted.

Outlined in the document are various reassignments across different locations:

Abuja

Hon. Justice J.T Tsoho (Chief Judge)
Hon. Justice G.Kolotu
Hon. Justice B.F.M. Nyako
Hon. Justice R.N. Ofili- Ajumogobia
Hon. Justice A.R Mohammed
Hon. Justice Ieekwo
Hon. Justice D.Uokorowo
Hon. Justice Joyce Obehi Abdulmalik
Hon. Justice James Kolawale Omotosho
Hon. Justice Emeka Nwite
Hon. Justice Obiora Atuegwu Egwuatu
Hon. Justice Mobolaji Olubukola Olajuwon
Hon. Justice Nkeonye Evelyn Mана
Umuahia – Abia

Hon, Justice Sunday Onu
Hon. Justice Musa Κακακι
Yenagoa – Bayelsa
Hon. Justice Isa Hamma Adama Dashen
Hon. Justice Salim Olasupo Ibrahim
Benin -Edo

Hon, Justice S. M. Shuaibu
Hon, Justice Chuka Austine Obiozor
Birnin Kebbi. – Kebbi

Hon. Justice Emmanuel Gakko
Kaduna

Hon. Justice R.Maikawa
Hon. Justice Hawau Buhari
Κano

Hon. Justice A.M. Liman
Hon. Justice M.N. Yunusa
Hon, Justice S.A. Amobeda
Lagos

Hon. Justice J.T. Tsoho – Chief Judge
Hon. Justice A.Ofaji
Hon, Justice Alewis -Allagoa
Hon, Justice C.Janeke
Hon. Justice Yellim S. Bogoro
Hon. Justice Daniel Emeka Osiagor
Hon, Justice Akintayo Aluko
Hon. Justice Peter Odo Lifu
Hon. Justice Abimbola O. Awogboro
Hon, Justice Dipeolu Deinde Isaac
Hon. Justice Ogundare Kehinde Olayiwola
Hon. Justice Ibrahim Ahmad Kala
Hon. Justice Ogazi Friday Νκεμακονam
Ilorin -Kwara

Hon, Justice Evelyn Nmasinulo Anyadike
Hon. Justice Ariwoola Olukayode Jnr.
Akure – Ondo

Hon. Justice Toyin Bolaji Adegoke
Hon, Justice Owoeye Alexander Oluseυι
Ibadan -Oyo

Hon. Justice Uche N. Agomoh
Hon, Justice Ekerete Udofot Akpαν
The notice directs all affected judges to resume duties before the end of the 2023 Christmas vacation, specifically on January 8, 2024.

Additionally, judges previously serving are instructed to adhere strictly to policies and instructions concerning the movement of their property from one judicial division to another.

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