NIGERIA’s Vice President, YEMI OSINBAJO has asked states’ chief law officers to leverage their network and individual positions to effect the desired changes in the justice sector and commended their efforts in their respective jurisdictions.
OSINBAJO said this when he hosted six attorneys-general from the South-West states at the Presidential Villa in the Federal Capital Territory. They had earlier briefed him on the progress of justice reforms in their various states.
Senior Special Assistant to the VP on Media and Publicity, LAOLU AKANDE, disclosed this on Wednesday in a statement titled, ‘VP gets updates on justice sector reforms, lauds efforts in six states.
The visiting Attorneys-General and Justice Commissioners were led on the visit by the EKITI State Attorney-General, OLAWALE FAPOHUNDA.
Others were State Attorney-General, MOYOSORE ONIGBANJO of Lagos; CHARLES TITILOYE from Ondo; OYELOWO OYEWO of OYO; AKINGBOLAHAN ADENIRAN of OGUN; and his OSUN State counterpart, OLUFEMI AKANDE.
