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Rivers Judiciary Begins 2022 Vacation
As part of the Judiciary’s annual rituals, the Rivers State Chief Judge, Justice Simeon Chibuzor-Amadi, has announced the commencement of this year’s annual vacation of the High Court beginning from Monday, August 1 to September 13, 2022.
A statement from the state Judiciary and signed by the Chief Registrar of the High Court, Mr David Ihua-Maduenyi, on behalf of the state chief judge, said the proclamation of vacation was in pursuant to Order 45, Rule 4D of the High Court of Rivers State Civil Procedure Rules.
The statement, however, said during the period of the vacation, all judicial divisions of the court shall be closed, adding that only appointed vacation judges would be in court to attend to urgent matters.
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RSG INAUGURATES ARMED FORCES REMEMBRANCE DAY COMMITTEE
The Rivers State Government has inaugurated a Central Planning Committee to organize the celebration of the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day (AFRD) in the State.
The committee was formally inaugurated by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Benibo Anabraba in Port Harcourt, last Thursday.
Dr Anabraba who also serves as Chairman of the Committee
highlighted the State Government’s deep appreciation for the sacrifices of Nigeria’s fallen heroes who laid down their lives for the nation’s peace and unity.
“These heroes have given their lives for the security and peace of our nation and deserve to be celebrated. The Armed Forces Remembrance Day is an opportunity to show our gratitude for their sacrifice,” he said.
Dr. Anabraba further extended recognition to all Security Agencies in the State, emphasizing the importance of the event in appreciating their contributions to national security and sovereignty.
The annual Armed Forces Remembrance Day, observed on January 15 across the country is dedicated to remember Nigeria’s departed soldiers and honouring the nation’s veterans.
