Sep 26, 2026
NBA JALINGO BRANCH PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO TARABA STATE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
The Leadership of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Jalingo Branch, paid a courtesy visit to the Taraba State Ministry of Justice on 9 September 2026, as part of its ongoing engagements with key institutions within the justice sector.
The visit provided an opportunity for the new leadership of the Branch to familiarise itself with the leadership of the Ministry, express its appreciation for the Ministry’s support during the recently concluded NBA Annual General Conference (AGC) in Port Harcourt, and engage on matters relating to the Administration of Criminal Justice in Taraba State.
The NBA Jalingo Branch delegation was warmly received by Sunday Ibrahim Maikarfi, Esq., Permanent Secretary and Solicitor-General of Taraba State, alongside the Director of Civil Litigation (DCL), Director of Law Development (DLD), Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Director of Alternative Dispute Resolution (DADR) and other principal officers of the Ministry.
During the engagement, the Branch Leadership expressed its appreciation to the Ministry for the support extended to the Branch during the NBA Annual General Conference and emphasised the importance of continued collaboration between the NBA and the Ministry in addressing issues affecting the effective administration of justice in the State.
Discussions also focused on matters relating to the Administration of Criminal Justice, with both sides recognising the importance of sustained engagement and cooperation among stakeholders in the justice sector.
In response, the leadership of the Ministry assured the NBA Jalingo Branch of its continued support and collaboration in the collective interest of justice delivery in Taraba State.
The engagement further underscores the commitment of the NBA Jalingo Branch to maintaining constructive relationships with justice sector institutions and stakeholders, while working collaboratively towards strengthening the administration of justice and promoting effective legal practice in Taraba State.