Law and Order

Recruitment of State Counsels Demonstrate Commitment to Justice Delivery

Judiciary of Sierra Leone Communications Unit, AGMoJ Office, Guma Building, Freetown, Monday, 16th November 2020: Sierra Leone’s Chief Justice, His Lordship Demond Babatunde Edwards, said today that the recruitment of thirty-one (31) State Counsel to work for the biggest Government Law Firm demonstrates Government’s commitment on access to justice and the administration of justice.

Speaking at the induction ceremony, the Honourable Chief Justice told the newly recruited State Counsel that it was a unique opportunity that they should cherish and jealously guard because they are coming to serve the people and the Government in particular.  

The Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Anthony Y. Brewah Esq., whilst welcoming the thirty-one State Counsel said it was the first time the Law Officers Department is doing such huge recruitment, describing it as timely. He said the move was part of the Government’s commitment to improving access to justice and accelerating justice delivery.

According to him, the State Counsel will be deployed across the country to assist the Courts in the swift and timely dispensation of justice. He assured them of a productive career in serving the Government of Sierra Leone. He thanked President Julius Maada Bio for supporting judicial reforms in the country.

The ceremony was graced by the Deputy Minister of Justice, Napoleon Koroma; Supreme Court Judge-Hon. Justice Eku Roberts; the Chairman of Public Service Commission, Mr. K.O. Bah; the Permanent Secretary Madam J.C. Jones and all the heads Department-Office of the Attorney General and Minister of Justice.

Editorial Staff

Share
Published by
Editorial Staff

Recent Posts

Honoring Dr. Sama Banya, a True Sierra Leone Statesman

Dr. Sama S. Banya, known as Puawi, was a doctor, statesman, and SLPP leader who…

3 months ago

SLPP Fights Back Against APC’s Fear Tactics

The SLPP has rejected claims by the APC accusing Chairman Jimmy Batilo Songa of inciting…

4 months ago

Low university fees in Sierra Leone spark subsidy debate

University tuition fees in Sierra Leone remain far below actual costs due to decades of…

4 months ago

David Moinina Sengeh rejects homophobic attacks

Sierra Leone's Chief Minister and former education minister, David Moinina Sengeh, has denounced homophobic personal…

4 months ago

Poppy Week 2025 launched by President Bio

President Julius Maada Bio has launched Poppy Week 2025 in Freetown, paying tribute to Sierra…

4 months ago

Batilo Songa appointed Energy Ambassador by KKY

SLPP Chairman Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa has been named Energy Investments Ambassador by Dr. Kandeh…

4 months ago