Bayelsa State Chief Judge, Justice Matilda Ayemieye, took a moment on Wednesday to acknowledge the exceptional contributions of 18 retired judiciary staff members from the state High Court. In a ceremony where the honorees were presented with prizes, Justice Ayemieye commended Governor Douye Diri for fostering a conducive environment for the judiciary.<\/p>\n
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Expressing gratitude, the Chief Judge emphasized that the retired judges, despite their official retirement, remain integral members of the judiciary family. She announced that some of them would be retained as contract personnel, highlighting the continuation of their connection to the judiciary.<\/p>\n
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During the event, Justice Ayemieye delivered gift items to the retirees, marking the occasion as a significant milestone in the history of the state judiciary. She lauded the retirees, stating, “All of you have done the Bayelsa judiciary proud. Without your contributions, we wouldn\u2019t have been where we are today.”<\/p>\n
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Calling for continued dedication from current judiciary workers, Justice Ayemieye urged them to perform their duties without bitterness. Additionally, she appealed to staff members to uphold punctuality and regular attendance.<\/p>\n
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The Chief Registrar of the High Court, Amaebi Orukari, extended gratitude to the Chief Judge for hosting the retirees and commended the honorees for their substantial contributions to the progress of the judiciary. The ceremony stands as a testament to the recognition and appreciation of the enduring impact of these retirees on the Bayelsa State judiciary.<\/p>\n
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