In a recent ceremony at the government house, Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara swore in three new Khadis, appointing them to the state’s Shari’a court and emphasizing the importance of upholding integrity in their roles.
The governor underscored the significant role that the Sharia Courts play in Zamfara’s legal system, particularly in handling criminal and other matters. He highlighted the court’s history of dispensing justice and stressed the need for the newly appointed Khadis to serve as beacons of hope for the people of Zamfara.
During the ceremony, Governor Lawal emphasized the importance of the Khadis’ roles in ensuring equitable dispensation of justice and upholding the tenets of Shari’a. He reminded them of the weight of their judicial decisions, noting that they would ultimately be held accountable before the Almighty.
Furthermore, Governor Lawal charged the new Khadis with the responsibility of upholding the people’s trust in the Sharia legal system and ensuring that the courts remain a symbol of hope, especially for the vulnerable members of society. He reiterated his administration’s commitment to the implementation of Sharia across the state, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the integrity of the Sharia system.
The Khadis sworn in by the Chief Judge of the state are Aminu Abdullahi, Usman Hassan Gumi, and Hadi Sani, individuals who the governor believes will play a crucial role in upholding justice for all, regardless of political, economic, or social status.
With their swearing-in, the governor has charged the new Khadis with the pivotal task of maintaining the integrity of the Sharia legal system and ensuring that justice is served to all members of society. This event marks a significant step in the ongoing commitment to upholding the principles of Shari’a law in Zamfara state, promising a future where justice and integrity prevail.
