Kwara Governor Pledges Improved Working Environment for Judges
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to providing a modern and conducive working environment for judicial officers as he inspected the ongoing construction of the Justice Saidu Kawu Court House in Ilorin. During the inspection of the multi-storey judicial complex, the governor expressed satisfaction with the pace of work, describing the project as a major investment aimed at strengthening the state's justice system through improved infrastructure. According to a statement issued by the Governor's Deputy Chief Press Secretary, Mashood Agboola, AbdulRazaq said the new courthouse reflects his administration's determination to equip the judiciary with facilities that meet modern standards. He noted that judges deserve quality office spaces and court facilities that enable them to carry out their responsibilities effectively, adding that the project is designed to improve the administration of justice and serve as a model for other states. The governor also acknowledged recent improvements to judicial infrastructure in other parts of the country, saying Kwara is committed to delivering a landmark courthouse that combines functionality with world-class architectural standards. Chief Judge of Kwara State, Justice Abiodun Adebara, who accompanied the governor on the inspection, praised the administration for prioritising the judiciary. He described the project as a significant milestone that will enhance justice delivery by bringing several courts currently operating from different locations in Ilorin under one central judicial headquarters.
According to Adebara, the new complex will create more space for judges, improve operational efficiency and strengthen the overall administration of justice across the state. The Justice Saidu Kawu Court House is one of the flagship judicial infrastructure projects being executed by the Kwara State Government as part of broader efforts to modernise court facilities and improve access to justice for residents.
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