Ganduje Harps On Integrity, Transparency For Justice Delivery 

Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has called for transparency and integrity of stakeholders in the Justice sector.
This he said, is to enhance removal of administrative bottlenecks in the Justice sector service delivery.
Ganduje gave made the call while declaring open the Naiden Retreat for top management of the Federal Ministry of Justice in Kano.
Represented by his Deputy, Dr.Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna, Ganduje said the theme of the event, “Enhancing system and structures in the Federal Ministry of Justice for effective justice sector service delivery”, was apt considering the many challenges facing the country.
The Governor stated that enhancing the efficiency and fairness of the justice delivery system, improving integrity, accountability and transparency across the sectors, as well as strengthening coordination and cooperation among the various stakeholders would improve the system.
Speaking, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, explained that the retreat would allow staff to review and self-assess their output and identify the challenges and areas requiring revitalisation with recommendations of innovative ideas to enhance their capacities to be more efficient and effective in achieving their institutional mandate.
“I am assured that we have here with us in this retreat legal experts and management professionals who will share their wealth of knowledge and experience to keep us abreast with contemporary issues that could support us in actualising this mandate”, Malami said.
The Chairman, House Committee on Justice, represented by Abubakar Ahmed Yunusa, insisted that effective justice delivery was at the centre of democracy.
According to him, any effort geared towards its sustainability is an effort in the right direction and a precursor to delivering the dividends of democracy to the citizenry.