The Enugu State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to the continuous training and capacity building of staff in the Ministry of Justice. This initiative aims to ensure a faster, more efficient, and citizen-focused justice delivery system.
The Hon. Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Dr. Kingsley Tochi Udeh, emphasized the importance of capacity building during a one-day workshop held at the Ministry’s Headquarters in Enugu.
He stated that achieving the Governor’s vision for accelerated justice reform requires a well-equipped and professionally empowered legal workforce.
“Capacity building is not optional, it is essential because we cannot speak of a reformed and efficient justice system if our personnel are not adequately prepared.” Udeh said.
Key Highlights Include:
Regular Training:
The government plans to institutionalize regular training and retraining sessions as a key component of staff development.
Strategic Empowerment:
The training is designed to equip legal officers with the skills and knowledge required to meet the demands of modern public service.
Justice Sector Reforms:
The initiative is part of the government’s efforts to reposition Enugu State’s justice system through innovation, human capital development, and the full digitization of legal processes.
