ANAMBRA: CJ UMEADI INAUGURATES WILLIE OBIANO MULTI-DOOR COURT HOUSE, NAMES JUDICIARY HEADQUARTERS AFTER JUSTICE IGUH
The Anambra State Chief Judge, Justice Peter Umeadi has inaugurated the Willie M. Obiano Anambra State Multi-Door Court House.
The ceremony took place at the State judiciary Headquarters in Awka.
Performing the function, Justice Umeadi who said that exorbitant cost of seeking justice in Nigeria has made some indigent people abandon claims that are genuine and feasible noted that the center is available to the public for alternative dispute resolution, fast track mediation, mini-trial, arbitration among others.
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The State Chief Judge thanked the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators and revealed that they have done a good job that will help Ndi Anambra and other residents of the State get justice at ease and commended Governor Willie Obiano for his support which he described as immeasurable in achieving the feat.
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Meanwhile, the State Judiciary Headquarters has been re-named after Justice Anthony Ikechukwu Iguh.
The Chief Judge of the State Justice Peter Umeadi who announced this explained that the State Judicial Service Commission agreed to rename the institution after the renowned retired Justice, at its two hundred and thirty-seventh meeting, after which he wrote to Governor Obiano for approval.
Justice Anthony Ikechukwu Iguh the first Chief Judge of the new Anambra State retired as a justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria in 2004, at the age of seventy.
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