At the meeting, six candidates were recommended to Kwara State Governor for appointment as Judges of the High Court in the state.
They are Olawoyin Ibijoke Olabisi, Abdulrazaq Fatimah Funsho, Folorunsho Oba Muritala, Dikko Yusuf Adebayo, Adeniyi Oluwatosin Adenike and Osuolale-Ajayi Temitope Olalekan
Rivers State has eight candidates for appointments into its high court and they are Onyiri Frank, Ugoji Victor Chinedum, Obomanu Godswill Vidal, Oguguo Rita Chituru, Fubara Alatuwo Elkanah, Kokpan Bariyima Sylvester, Obu Ibietela Innocent Madighi and Wifa-Adedipe Lesi.
On its part, Ondo State has six nominees and they are Daomi Williams Adebisi, Fabuluje Adewumi William, Ogunwumiju Mobayonle Idowu, Demehin-Ogunbayo Inumidun Happiness, Kpemi Ojufisintei Justinah and Adegoroye Olufunke Adeola.
Benue Judiciary has recommended four candidates as Judges and they comprised
Kor Vincent Tersoo, Ikwulono Maigida Maimuna, Adagba Nguhemen Julie and
Tor Damian Tersugh.
In addition, the Council forwarded two nominees for appointment as Judges of the Benue State Customary Court of Appeal and they are Onche Ogah Inalegwu and Igba Theophilus Terhile.
NJC nominated one candidate for Kaduna State High Court, Zubairu, Murtala Ja’afaru
A Kadi for the Federal Capital Territory Sharia Court of Appeal was nominated as
Muhammad Lawal Munir.
According to the NJC statement, all recommended candidates are to be sworsworn inn-in after the approval of the NJC recommendations to the President and their respective State Governors.
