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Chief Magistrate’s Retirement Not Connected To Rivers Political Crisis —JSC

by Reporter theconscienceng
April 17, 2025
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Chief Magistrate’s Retirement Not Connected To Rivers Political Crisis —JSC

THECONSCIENCE NG reports that the Rivers Judicial Service Commission (JSC) says the retirement of Chief Magistrate Ejike King George is not connected to the political crisis in the state.

 

According to Vic-Jumbo, the disciplinary panel, which reviewed George’s conduct, found him wanting and recommended that he be offered the option to retire voluntarily within a set time frame.

 

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Upon his failure to do so, the Commission proceeded with compulsory retirement effective February 10, 2025, the statement added.

 

This action, the statement emphasized, had no connection to the current political climate in Rivers State. The JSC took issue with recent comments by George, which allegedly suggested that his departure was triggered by the rise of a so-called “quasi-military administration” in the state.

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The Commission firmly described George’s claims as “a contrived falsehood” and “a mischievous action calculated to deceive the public, attract undue sympathy, and undeserved patronage.”

THECONSCIENCE NG reports that the Rivers Judicial Service Commission (JSC) says the retirement of Chief Magistrate Ejike King George is not connected to the political crisis in the state.
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“The general public should be properly guided,” the disclaimer added, distancing the judiciary from political narratives being woven around the former magistrate’s exit.

 

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This development adds to the growing tension and sensitivity surrounding governance and judicial matters in Rivers State, particularly amidst recent political upheavals.

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