President Muhammadu Buhari has stretched out ardent sympathies to the Kutigi family on the death of the previous Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Idris Legbo Kutigi, on Sunday morning in London.
Buhari, in a sympathy message by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, in Abuja on Sunday, sympathized with individuals from the legal and legitimate calling.
The president likewise mourned with the legislature and individuals of Niger State on the demise of the famous legal adviser, who was designated to the Supreme Court in 1992 and named as Chief Justice in 2007.
As per him, the late CJN will be for quite some time recollected and regarded for his visionary jobs and commitments in the advances our nation has made towards building a solid, autonomous and unprejudiced legal, or, in other words, not for majority rule government to flourish.
He additionally trusted that Kutigi's "strong and explain legal choices, backings on access to equity for all and insurance of legal freedom are surviving signposts for the headway of the respectable calling in the nation and past.
The president encouraged all who grieved the late law specialist to respect his memory by working for a superior and just society.
He additionally ordered them to maintain the ideals related to him amid his lifetime of long and die-hard commitment to the country.
He supplicated all-powerful God to comfort Kutigi's family, companions and partners, and give everlasting rest to the spirit of the withdrew.
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