By: Valentine
Adese,
In order to
contribute to efficient and effective “Administration of Justice”, the Jos
Branch Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria (CLASFON) is organizing a
training program for Court Registrars and Bailiffs in Jos, the Plateau state capital.
The program,
which is to hold on 31st January 2018, from 9.00am at Jos Business School,
Rayfield, Jos, Plateau State is expected to, retool and refresh the skills of
the officers stem out of perceived observations to reposition the officers
responsible for the filing and service of court processes and execution of
judgment and orders of the courts for the effective and smooth administration
of justice.
According to
CLASFON’s Press release made available to REALITY, the training program is part
of its Corporate Social Responsibility.
“The Jos Branch
of the Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria, as part of its Corporate Social
Responsibility is organizing a one day training programme for Court Registrars
and Bailiffs in the Plateau State Judiciary. As stakeholders in the effective
and efficient administration of justice, CLASFON has observed the gradual slide
in the efficient discharge of the functions/duties of Bailiffs and Registrars
who man the various courts. We are of the belief that bailiffs and Registrars
play a vital and pivotal role in the administration of justice. We therefore
hold the view that there is the need to refresh or train this cadre of manpower
in order to effectively discharge the demands of their office.” The release
stated.
Good will
messages are expected from the Hon. Chief Judge of the state, the Hon.
Attorney-General and Commissioner of Justice, Plateau State, the Chairman,
Nigerian Bar Association, Jos Branch, the Chairman, JUSUN and the National
President CLASFON
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