Ondo Judiciary Officers Announce Service Withdrawal Over Unimplemented Financial Autonomy
The Coalition of Magistrates, Presidents of Grade ‘A’ Customary Courts, and Legal Research Officers in Ondo State has announced a withdrawal of services starting 5 January 2026, citing the state government’s failure to genuinely implement judicial financial autonomy. Despite earlier assurances from the Ondo State government and intervention by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the coalition argues that persistent denial of welfare entitlements—such as official vehicles and allowances—has affected judicial efficiency, dignity, and effective justice delivery. The decision was communicated through letters submitted to the Chief Judge and President of the Customary Court of Appeal.
The Coalition of Magistrates, Presidents of Grade ‘A’ Customary Courts, and Legal Research Officers in Ondo State has announced a withdrawal of services starting 5 January 2026, citing the state government’s failure to genuinely implement judicial financial autonomy. Despite earlier assurances from the Ondo State government and intervention by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the coalition argues that persistent denial of welfare entitlements—such as official vehicles and allowances—has affected judicial efficiency, dignity, and effective justice delivery. The decision was communicated through letters submitted to the Chief Judge and President of the Customary Court of Appeal.
Ondo Judiciary Officers Announce Service Withdrawal Over Unimplemented Financial Autonomy
The Coalition of Magistrates, Presidents of Grade ‘A’ Customary Courts, and Legal Research Officers in Ondo State has announced a withdrawal of services starting 5 January 2026, citing the state government’s failure to genuinely implement judicial financial autonomy. Despite earlier assurances from the Ondo State government and intervention by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the coalition argues that persistent denial of welfare entitlements—such as official vehicles and allowances—has affected judicial efficiency, dignity, and effective justice delivery. The decision was communicated through letters submitted to the Chief Judge and President of the Customary Court of Appeal.
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