About the Judiciary
Overview & History
The Niger State High Court of Justice came into existence on 3 February 1976, following the creation of Niger State from the former North-Western State, and began operating in April 1976.
The Court's jurisdiction covers civil, criminal and administrative matters across Niger State. It currently comprises 6 Judicial Divisions and operates alongside Magistrate and District Courts across the state's local government areas.
Source: Niger State High Court of Justice website, "Who We Are" page. Further institutional history is pending official confirmation and can be completed by an authorized administrator through the CMS.
Vision & Mission
Information pending official confirmation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Information pending official confirmation.
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