The Federal High Court has embarked on a reorganization to enable reposition it for an improve and better services next year.
The Chief Judge of the Federal High Court John Tsoho said on Thursday that the reorganization will be anchored on a new organogram that would facilitate an effective and speedy service delivery.
Justice Tsoho disclosed this at the end of year, retirement and merit award ceremony of the Federal High Court held in Abuja.
He said that the new organogram was drafted and submitted to his office by the administrative Department of the court for consideration and for it to be adopted as the Court organogram .
“The deployment of this management chart is for accountability and to ease the administration and running of the Court at all levels”, the CJ said.
“Let me state firmly , that upon the launch of the organogram, it must be strictly complied with and any defiance would be considered a serious act of misconduct,” he said.
The Chief Judge reminded the staff that change is constant at every stage of existence, “hence the anticipated change we seek in this court may be slow ,but it will surely and steadily come.”
Justice Tsoho said that the overhaul of the Account Department of the Court was vital to address critical issues of budgeting. He assured the staff that the benefits of the changes made so far would be clear to all next year.
“The reorganization is not to be seen as an attack on any body or meant to favour others. It was a needed transformation to reposition the court,” he added.
Three staffs of the Federal High Court : Abiodun Jordan Adeyemi, Ajibade Grace and Ojo Oliver who came first, second and third positions respectively in the Chief Judge’s Merit Award 2022 were presented with prizes and gifts.