Katsina State Governor, Dikko Umaru Radda, has sworn in three new judges of the State High Court, urging them to uphold integrity, fairness, and the fear of God in the discharge of their duties.
The new judges are Barrister Maryam Umaru Abdullahi, Barrister Shamsuddeen Abdurrahman Ƴammama and Barrister Abubakar Muhammad Dikko.
The ceremony, held on Monday at the Government House in Katsina, was attended by top government officials, traditional rulers, and family members of the appointees.
Governor Radda described the event as a significant milestone in the state’s judicial history, noting that the appointments would strengthen the judiciary and enhance effective justice delivery across Katsina.
He commended the State Judicial Service Commission for conducting a credible and merit-based selection process, which he said produced competent and qualified individuals.
“Everyone looks up to you for justice, both those who have a voice and those who do not. I believe your position will guide you to the right path if you perform your duties with diligence and sincerity,” Radda said.
The governor assured continued government support for the judiciary and legislature to promote harmony and effective collaboration among the three arms of government.
He also emphasized the importance of timely justice delivery, warning that delays in judgment could weaken public confidence in the judicial system.



