The Borno State Ministry of Justice, through its digital transformation initiatives, has launched the e-Justice project in collaboration with LawPavilion, marking a decisive shift in how justice is administered in the state.

The event, which was held at the Government Secretariat in Maiduguri, was graced by the Governor of Borno State, Prof Babagana Zulum, who unveiled the initiative, signalling a new era where efficiency, transparency, and technology converge to deliver justice that is timely, accessible, and data-informed.

Speaking on the importance of the event, the State Attorney General, Hauwa Abubakar Isa said: “The Ministry is aligning itself with global standards to ensure that legal professionals in Borno State are well positioned to meet the realities of a rapidly advancing world.”

She further explained that the newly launched Case Management System (CMS) simplifies workflow, enhances access to justice, and improves overall efficiency.

The CMS also featured tailored dashboards for the Attorney General, Solicitor General, Directors and State Counsel, enabling real-time performance tracking, accountability, and data-driven oversight of legal workflows across departments.

The Chief Judge of Borno State, Justice Kashim Zannah, described the CMS as a significant milestone in the State’s judicial history, noting its potential to ensure the speedy dispensation of justice.

He urged the governor to continue supporting the AG’s efforts and called for a comprehensive review of the State’s laws to reflect modern standards and realities.

In response, the governor reaffirmed his administration’s full commitment to the Ministry’s ongoing transformation.

The Technology partner, LawPavilion, played a central role in powering the Ministry’s transformation, providing the digital architecture for the e-Library, Case Management System, and other digital initiatives to aid speedy dispute resolution and the Administration of Criminal Justice in Borno State.

According to its MD/CEO, Ope Olugasa, the firm’s mission is to equip the justice system to enable people and businesses to achieve their potential.
This drive, he said, stems from their belief that the entrenchment of the rule of law is a fundamental infrastructure required for national prosperity. Duri

ng the event, the governor inspected the Ministry’s newly refurbished workspaces, unveiled the Citizens’ Mediation Centre, commissioned the e-Library, and officially launched the Ministry’s new logo, mission, vision, and core values.

The occasion was attended by key stakeholders and government dignitaries, including the Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Maiduguri Branch, Mr. Zanna Hamza.

Culled Guardian