CJ POSTS NEW HIGH COURT JUDGES ...AS ABBAS HEADS TO MUBI



The Chief Judge of Adamawa State, Hon. Justice Nathan Musa, on Monday posted 4 new High Court Judges sworn in recently.


Those posted include; Hon. Justice Felix D. Nzarga to High Court 8 Yola, Hon. Justice Abbas Adamu Hobon to High Court No 2 Mubi, Hon. Justice Maxwell Pukuma to Ganye High Court division and Hon. Justice Ishaku Yakubu Halliru to High Court 7 Yola.


Justice Nathan, also redeployed Hon. Danladi Mohammed from Mubi division to High Court No 4 Yola, while Justice Kyanson Samuel Lawanson from Ganye to High Court No 1 Mubi.


A circular dated 6th June, 2022 and signed by Justice Nathan, a copy of which was obtained by NEWS PLATFORM, said that the posting and redeployment is with immediate effect.

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