President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike have received praise from the All Progressives Congress (APC) for commissioning significant judicial infrastructure projects in Abuja.
According to Naija News, the ruling party characterized the initiatives as an example of the administration’s dedication to bolstering democratic institutions, advancing the rule of law, and improving the well-being of judicial personnel.
The APC commended the President and the FCT minister on the successful completion and commissioning of the new Court of Appeal Complex and residential accommodations for judicial staff in a statement released on Thursday by its National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka.
The party claims that the projects include a recently finished Court of Appeal Complex with contemporary amenities and a 20-unit housing complex for justices of the Federal High Court and Justices of the Court of Appeal.
The Federal Capital Territory judiciary will shortly commission an additional 20-unit residential quarters, according to the APC.
The party also applauded the groundbreaking ceremony for the building of residential housing for Code of Conduct Tribunal members and justices of the National Industrial Court.
By January 2027, the project is anticipated to be finished.
According to the APC, the initiatives demonstrated President Tinubu’s commitment to bolstering Nigeria’s democratic institutions and enhancing the administration of justice.
According to the statement, “President Tinubu’s unwavering commitment to strengthening democratic institutions, promoting the rule of law, upholding the independence of the judiciary, and guaranteeing the dignity and welfare of judicial officers is reflected in the delivery of these critical and massive judicial infrastructure projects.”
The development was characterized by the party as a strategic investment in democratic governance and the justice sector.
The APC claims that better court facilities and high-quality lodging would increase judicial effectiveness and raise public trust in the legal system.
Wike’s dedication and leadership in guaranteeing the projects’ prompt completion were also commended by the ruling party.
The statement went on, “We extend our profound commendation to Hon. Minister Wike for his unwavering commitment, leadership, and effective and timely execution of these projects in realization of President Tinubu’s broader vision of institutional reform, infrastructure development, and national progress.”
As the Tinubu administration celebrates its third anniversary in office, the APC pointed out that the projects were among its accomplishments.
It claimed that the Federal Capital Territory’s judicial infrastructure growth demonstrated the administration’s dedication to upholding the rule of law, delivering justice effectively, and fostering a thriving democratic culture.
The party stressed that Nigeria’s growth, stability, and long-term prosperity still depend on bolstering the judiciary.
