APC commends Tinubu, Wike over new judicial infrastructure in Abuja
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has commended President Bola Tinubu and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, for the commissioning of major judicial infrastructure projects in Abuja, describing the development as a significant step towards strengthening Nigeria’s justice system and democratic institutions.
In a statement signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka on Thursday, the party congratulated the President and the FCT Minister on the successful commissioning of the newly completed Court of Appeal Complex and a 20-unit residential quarters for Court of Appeal Justices and Federal High Court Judges.
“The delivery of these critical and massive judicial infrastructure projects reflects President Tinubu’s iron-clad commitment to strengthening democratic institutions, promoting the rule of law, upholding the independence of the judiciary, and guaranteeing the dignity and welfare of judicial officers,” the APC stated.
The party also welcomed the planned commissioning of a 20-unit residential quarters for judges of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and the groundbreaking ceremony for residential quarters for judges of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria and the Code of Conduct Tribunal, projects expected to be delivered by January 2027.
According to the APC, the investments are designed to modernise judicial facilities and enhance the capacity of the justice sector to meet contemporary demands.
“The provision of world-class court facilities and quality accommodation for judicial officers represents a strategic investment in the administration of justice and consolidation of democratic governance,” the statement said.
The party added that improved working and living conditions for judicial officers would not only promote efficiency in the dispensation of justice but also strengthen public trust in the judiciary.
“By improving the working and living conditions of judicial officers, the administration is promoting judicial efficiency while reinforcing public confidence in our justice system,” it noted.
