To speed up the filing of lawsuits and the administration of justice in Bayelsa State, Governor Douye Diri introduced an electronic court filing system.
Inaugurating the renovated State High Court complex at Onopa, Yenagoa on Wednesday, Governor Diri announced the new filing system and revealed that the complex was named after the late Justice Koripamo David Ungbuku, the first Chief Judge of the state.
He also commended Justice Kate Abiri, the departing Chief Judge of the state, on the speedy construction and completion of the project.
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The governor’s spokesperson, Mr Daniel Alabrah, claimed that electronic document filing and workplace access to court information were now standard practices in many industrialised nations.
He also praised Justice Kashim Zana, the Chief Judge of Borno State, for helping the Bayelsa judiciary accomplish the achievement of boosting the speed of the administration of justice.
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