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The Adamawa State Judiciary traces its roots back to the establishment of Gongola State in 1976. Initially formed as part of the Gongola State Judiciary, it became the Adamawa State Judiciary following the state’s creation in 1991. Since then, the judiciary has evolved and expanded to meet the growing legal needs of Adamawa State’s residents.
The Adamawa State Judiciary is composed of various courts, including the High Court of Justice, Sharia Court of Appeal, Customary Court of Appeal, and subordinate courts. These courts are organized into judicial divisions, each serving specific geographical areas within the state. Additionally, the judiciary is supported by administrative departments and personnel responsible for court management, operations, and support services.
Our mission is to administer justice impartially, efficiently, and effectively in accordance with the rule of law. We are committed to upholding the rights of all individuals, promoting access to justice, and safeguarding the principles of fairness, equity, and transparency.
Our vision is to be a leading judiciary that is responsive to the needs of the people, respected for its integrity and excellence, and trusted to uphold the rule of law. We aspire to continuously improve our services, embrace innovation, and adapt to the evolving legal landscape to better serve the citizens of Adamawa State.
The Adamawa State Judiciary is guided by core values that underpin our work and interactions. These values include integrity, impartiality, accountability, professionalism, and respect for human rights. We are committed to adhering to these values in all aspects of our operations and interactions with stakeholders.
The Chief Judge serves as the head of the judiciary and is responsible for its administration and oversight. The Chief Judge, appointed based on merit and experience, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the effective functioning of the judiciary, promoting judicial independence, and upholding the highest standards of integrity and professionalism. Some Duties of the Chief Judge Includes:
Overall, the duties of a Chief Judge revolve around ensuring the fair and efficient administration of justice, upholding the integrity of the judiciary, and promoting public confidence in the legal system.
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