The Emergency Committee constituted by the Attorney-General of Kano State, Barr. Abdulkarim Kabiru Maude, SAN, has commenced its special assignment with a visit to the Magistrate Courts at Gyadi Gyadi, Kano.
The seven-member committee, chaired by Barr. Rabi’at Sa’ad Sule, began the inspection exercise by visiting seven out of fifteen courts within the area in a statement issued by Spokeperson of the Ministry Najib Lawan Dambatta and dropped to thetentaclesnews.com.ng.
The team was warmly received by the judges and court staff, who expressed full cooperation and readiness to support the committee’s objectives.
During the visit, the committee discovered several pending case files requiring immediate attention and noted the need for further review of related the matters in correctional centres across the state.
In her remarks, the Chairperson of the Committee, Barr. Rabi’at Sa’ad Sule, appreciated the warm reception accorded the team and commended the dedication of judicial officers and staff. She stated:
“We are impressed with the level of dedication we have seen so far. Our mission was to identify challenges, offered solutions, and ensure the smooth administration of justice across all Kano State courts.”
The visit also provided a platform for fruitful discussions and the identification of key challenges affecting court operations.
Speaking on behalf of the committee members, the Secretary, Barr. Khalifa Auwal Hashim, expressed satisfaction with the successful commencement of the assignment. He noted:
“We are optimistic that this exercise will yield positive results and help improve case management, especially in the correctional centres.”
