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August 29, 2026 - 10:09 PM

Taraba State Governor Swears in New Judges

The Taraba State Governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, Wednesday, officiated the swearing-in ceremony for newly appointed judges of the High Court and the Customary Court of Appeal.
The event took place in the Exco Chamber of the Government House in Jalingo.
During the ceremony, Governor Kefas congratulated the new judges, emphasizing that their appointments reflect the trust and confidence the people of Taraba State have in them.
He urged the judges to apply the law impartially and without bias, stressing that justice must be served to all, regardless of class or social standing.
“The judiciary is the cornerstone of society,” Kefas stated. “As judges, your decisions are crucial in protecting the rights of the people. You must perform your duties with the utmost responsibility and professionalism. Justice should be given to those who deserve it, not the other way around. Your decisions have a significant impact on the lives of citizens, and efforts must be made to ensure that justice is served to all.”
Governor Kefas also reiterated his administration’s commitment to supporting the judiciary.
He highlighted the importance of its role in promoting economic development and ensuring social justice and pledged to continue providing the necessary resources for the judiciary to function effectively.
The judges sworn in included Justice Hamidu Audu, Justice Joel Daniel Ubandoma, and Justice Jennifer Bibonga for the High Court, and Justice Esther Tata and Justice Benjamin Samuila Abwage for the Customary Court of Appeal.
Speaking on behalf of the newly sworn-in judges, Justice Hamidu Audu expressed their readiness to fulfill their responsibilities in accordance with their oaths.
In addition to the judges’ swearing-in, Governor Kefas also inaugurated the Taraba State Board of Internal Revenue Service, with retired General Jeremiah Faransa appointed as chairman.
Kefas encouraged the board to explore alternative revenue sources and expressed confidence in their ability to fulfill their mandate.
He noted that the board’s inauguration marks a commitment to transparency and accountability.
The event underscored the Governor’s dedication to strengthening the judicial system and enhancing the state’s governance through capable and trustworthy appointments.
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