Governor Wike Names Judges' Estate after Barr Emmanuel Aguma (SAN) as CJN of Nigeria Commisions the Rivers State Judges Quaters

The Rivers State Judges Quaters has been commissioned by the Honourable Chief Justice of Nigeria, Hon Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, CFR, JSC, represented by Justice Mary Odili JSC. The quaters which comprises of (20) 4 bedroom duplexes was built on an owner occupier basis was also named in memory of former Attorney General of Rivers State, Barr Chinwe Aguma (SAN).

Speaking at the commisioning of the quarters Governor Wike said the estate was built in fulfilment of his 2015 promise to provide fitting accommodation for Judges.

He said "recall that in my inaugural address in 2015, we promised to provide life-long accommodation for Judges as a deliberate government policy to enhance their working conditions and wellbeing."

"The policy is implemented in either of two ways. Judges have a choice to receive a purpose-built house from the State Government or opt for cash payment to build or buy their houses by themselves."

Governor Wike also explained that the decision to "immortalize and honour the memory of our late former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, by naming this estate: Emmanuel Chinwe Aguma Judges’ Quarters in fulfilment of my promise during his funeral service at the St. Paul’s Cathedral, Diobu, Port Harcourt on the 16th of September 2018."

Highpoint of the event was the presentation of Certificates of Occupancy to the recipients of the houses at the Rivers State Judges Quaters by the Honourable Chief Justice of Nigeria, Hon Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, CFR, JSC, represented by Justice Mary Odili JSC.

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Commendable

Very good one of his Excellency.

Your Excellency, achieving great feat with the people, the peoples governor

This is very very good. But this is an indirect bribe and all who accept this, will forever be in Wike's pockets, forever grateful to him.

Well done

wike my man d slayer of.zombie,,, like for wike share for.hell rufai

This is nice.

this wike wife look pretty as my baby, don't know why I'm addicted to pretty ladies

Instead of bribing the Electorates with massive infrastructural projects. This man has repeatedly shown he is more obsessed with using state funds to bless judges and lawmakers in order to turn them to his puppet.

I haven't seen him commission major infrastructural for his electorate this year.but have seen him commission more than 3 massive projects for lawmakers and judiciary


No wonder he was able to turn ex cjn onnoghen to his puppet. APC and Buhari was right after all for kicking onnoghen out.

Where are the broom waving witches and wizards aka APC zombies ? They’re needed here

Ok

Bribing them as usual

Its a welcome development for the judges in Rivers State

nice

He is doing well

This is good but is beginning to look like he is reciprocating for what the judges did for him

And then the masses will keep on being poorer

Commendable. But Wike keeps investing in the Judiciary just to protect and further is political interest.

H

Governor Wike, why is it that you only concentrate on Portharcourt metropolis?

The fact that Nigerians can easily be deceived means that the road to recovery is still far.
Spending tax payers money with reckless abandon.

Rivers state is the state with the 3rd highest unemployment rate in the country according to NBS.
Rivers state need jobs, not building judge's quarters. Anyone who rises to the position of a judge in any state in Nigeria is not a common Nigerian , with a judge's salary they can build mansions for themselves without government intervention.
This is the governor playing to the gallery. This is Akin to the governor building houses for his commissioners some of whom can afford mansions bigger than anything the state government can build for them.
It's time for Gov. Wike to focus on rivers unemployed youths and do something for those who actually need help and not those who can help themselves.

MR WIKE PLEASE STOP PLAYING TO THE GALLERY AND HELP THE HELPLESS CITIZENS OF RIVERS STATE.