JIGAWA STATE JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION CONDUCTS WRITTEN EXAMINATION FOR MAGISTRATES, LEGAL RESEARCH ASSISTANTS, AND SHARI’A COURT ALKALIS
The Jigawa State Judicial Service Commission (JSC) today, conducted a rigorous written examination for candidates seeking employment into the state’s judiciary.
The examination, which took place at the Sardauna Hall of the New State Secretariat in Dutse, was administered to over 150 applicants vying for the positions of Magistrates Court Judge, Legal Research Assistant, and Shari’a Court Alkalis.
Speaking at the venue, the Secretary of the Judicial Service Commission, Barr. Auwal Dan’azumi, stated that the examination is a critical component of the Commission’s commitment to a transparent, effective, and efficient recruitment process. He emphasized that the exercise was designed to ensure that only the most qualified individuals are selected to serve in the state’s judicial arm, thereby upholding the integrity of the justice system.
In his remarks, the Attorney General of Jigawa State and Commissioner for Justice, Barr. Bello Abdulkadir Fanini, noted that the written examination reflects the dedication of Governor Mallam Umar Namadi, FCA, to building a strong and competent workforce for the administration of justice in the state. He reiterated the government’s focus on ensuring that qualified manpower is available to drive the state’s judicial administration effectively.
The Jigawa State Judicial Service Commission remains committed to merit-based recruitment and the continuous improvement of the state’s judicial sector.
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