Federal High Court Chief Judge, Abutu Dies At 81

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Former Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Daniel Dantshoho Abutu, has passed away. His death was confirmed on Wednesday through a statement released by the Chief Registrar of the Federal High Court, Sulaiman Hassan.

Justice Abutu, who served as Chief Judge from September 2009 until his retirement in March 2011, was praised for his exemplary service, integrity, and steadfast dedication to justice.

In its tribute, the Federal High Court described him as a distinguished jurist who devoted his life to the judiciary and national service.

“The Federal High Court deeply mourns the loss of our former Chief Judge, Hon. Justice D.D. Abutu, who served the court and the nation with great distinction and a strong commitment to justice,” the statement read.

To honour his legacy, the court has instructed all its divisions nationwide to prominently display his portrait in a respectful and visible location.

Additionally, condolence registers have been opened across all Federal High Court divisions to allow judges, court staff, legal practitioners, and members of the public to pay their respects.

Chief Registrar Hassan noted that further information regarding funeral arrangements will be shared in due time.

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