Ebonyi governor calls for self-evaluation of judiciary 

Governor Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi state weekend told judges, magistrates and others to evaluate their performances while in active service.

The governor noted that self-evaluation was the ultimate in whatever one does in life.

Governor Nwifuru stated this during a dinner in honour of members of the state judiciary at the banquet hall, old government house, Abakaliki, marking the opening of their 2023/2024 Legal Year.

Nwifuru who said he was not carried away by the praises and commendations he is receiving from different people in the state noted that he has accessed himself for the five months he has been in office as the governor and discovered that he still has a lot to offer to the state.

He said: “By 29th October, we will complete 5 months in office. We have not achieved what we were supposed to achieve within five months.

“Sincerely, I will provide more dividends of democracy in Ebonyi state. Our government is very much prepared to offer pure service to the state.

“I want you to know that whether you are doing right or wrong, people must praise you because you are in office.

“So, you should sit down, weigh yourself, and articulate whatever things you have been able to dispose of and whatever character and content that God gives you to know if that is what the society needs at the moment. Am I doing what I am supposed to do?

“For me as the governor of Ebonyi state, I have accessed myself. The assessment of my followers and my appointees does not one day and it can never move me because they must praise me,” he stated.