The National Judicial Council has
directed the Chief Judge of Ekiti State, Justice Ayodele Daramola, to announce
the re-opening of the courts in the state. A source, who attended the meeting
told Punch that the crisis in the Ekiti judiciary was part of the issues
deliberated upon by the NJC at the opening of its periodical meetings on
Monday.
Recalled that courts were shut
following the crisis that rocked the state judiciary on September 22 and 25.
The meeting was presided by its
Chairman, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Aloma Mukhtar.
“The Ekiti Chief Judge was in
attendance. But the major crisis in the state has been deliberated upon at the
emergency meeting of the council on October 2. So the council asked the CJ to
go ahead and announce the reopening of the courts,” the source said.
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