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… Three states in the south east, Abia, Enugu and Imo states, made the list with four candidates each, respectively
COSMAS CHUKWU, Enugu
Out of 62 shortlisted candidates in the proposed recruitment of Judges in the federal high courts, the south east got only 12 slots.
Three states in the South East, Abia, Enugu and Imo states, made the list with four candidates, respectively.
This is against the background of states such as Nasarawa, which got eight nominations, Kwara state got six and Kaduna state with 5 nominations.
However, states such as Oyo and Sokoto received two nominations, respectively.
Below is the full list published for claims and objections:
Abia
1. Esowe-Osunwa Nneka Marilyn – Federal High Court, Abuja
2. Igboko Chinelo Conchita – Federal Ministry of Works (Legal Adviser’s Office), Lagos
3. Enyidiya Uma-Onwunta – High Court of Justice, Abia State
4. Uguru Eme Uguru – High Court of Justice, Abia State
Akwa Ibom
1.Kuyik Uduak Usoro – Supreme Court of Nigeria, Abuja
2. Ekaete Mercy Efobi – Federal High Court, Lagos Division
3. Kufre Ekpenyong Uduak – EFCC, Sokoto Zonal Office
3. Mary Ukeje Emenike – High Court of Justice, Abia StateWomen Empowerment Programs
Cross River
1. Mercy Toney Ene – Cross River State Judiciary, Calabar
2. Ekeng Bassey Kooffreh – Private Practice, Calabar
3. Joy Bassey Ikpeme – Ministry of Justice, Calabar
4. Nkechi Yvonne Usani – Cross River State Customary Court of Appeal, Calabar
Enugu
Ifeoma Chinyere Uzoefuna – National Judicial Institute, Abuja
2. Chika Vivienne Nnamani – National Counter Terrorism Centre, Abuja
3. Nnesochi Nweze-Iloekwe – Enugu State Judiciary, Enugu
4. Osinachi Donatus Nwoye – Private Practice, Enugu
Imo
Blessing Nkechi Ezeala – Nigeria Police Force Headquarters, Abuja
2. Eunice Ugonma Fidelis-Iwuagwu – Private Practice, Port Harcourt
3. Chioma Angela Onuegbu – Federal Ministry of Justice, Abuja
4. Izuchukwu Obiefuna Akwazie – Private Practice, Onitsha, Anambra Stat
Women Empowerment Programs
Kaduna
1. Shehu Umaru Adamu – Federal High Court, Bauchi Division
2. Fidelia Yakandi Akaahs – National Industrial Court,
3. Kaduna Division
Yakusak Aduak – Nigerian Law School, Yola Campus
4. Samson Irimiya Magaji – Ministry of Justice, Kaduna State
5. Aliyu Lamido – Kaduna State Judiciary, Kaduna
Women Empowerment Programs
Kwara
1. Sulaiman Amida Hassan – Federal High Court Headquarters, Abuja
2. Ronke Shakirat Olayide Odogun – Private Practice, Lagos
3. Ayoola Idowu Akande – Ministry of Justice, Kwara State
4. Adebola Mercy Feyisayo (Mrs) – Kwara State Judiciary, Ilorin
5. Nuhu Abubakar Babatunde – Ministry of Justice, Kwara State
6. Rasheed Omotayo Rasheedat – Court of Appeal, Kaduna Division
Nasarawa
1. David Nguntsu Meshi – Private Practice, Nasarawa State
2. Edward Liman Ali – Nasarawa State Sharia Court of Appeal, Lafia
3. Suleiman Jibirl – Federal Ministry of Justice, Abuja
4. Muhammed Bashiru Ramalan – National Agency for the Great Green Wall, Abuja
5. Ibrahim Vera Eneabo – High Court of Justice, FCT-Abuja
6. Mohammed Ibrahim Buba – EFCC Headquarters, Abuja
6. Shehu Othman Yakubu – Federal High Court, Sokoto Division
7. Abubakar Saidu Ibrahim – Private Practice, Bauchi State
8. Anzewu Simon Aliyu – Private Practice, Nasarawa State
Plateau
Peres David Mann – Private Practice, Plateau State
2. Judith Nendelmun Binjin-Eigege – National Judicial Institute, Abuja
3. Eunice Vou Dalyop – EFCC Headquarters, Abuja
4. Simi Drenkat – National Industrial Court, Abuju
Sokoto
1.Muhammad Barau Saidu – Sokoto State Judicial Service Commission, Sokoto
2. Sanusi Musa Galadanchi – EFCC, Ibadan Zonal Office
Oyo
Muhammad Marafa – High Court of Justice, Sokoto State
2. Anas Aliyu Abbas – Private Practice, Sokoto State
Taraba
1. Ibrahim Aji Joshua – Federal High Court, Abuja
2. Mary Dynaise Gomwalk – Federal High Court, Abuja
3. Galumje Edingah – Federal High Court, Abuja
4. Punarimam Babatunde Balogun (nee Yakubu) – High Court of Justice, FCT-Abuja
Zamfara
1. Saidu Umar Gummi – High Court of Justice, Gusau
2. Musa Usman Abubakar – Baze University, Abuja
3. Hayatu Sani – Nigerian Deposit Insurance Company, Abuja
4. Nasiru Ahmad – Federal Inland Revenue
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