The commissioner said that adherence to CDAs by mining firms would accelerate community development and promote peace and stability across the state.
The commissioner said Governor Sule had since granted autonomy to the LGAs and set up a structure to coordinate and ensure proper utilisation of their funds.
Peoples Gazette had published articles last week from a letter authored by several justices against Mr Tanko, accusing him of corruption, misconduct and neglect of personnel welfare.
The claimant alleges that the justices and judges currently earn about N3 million and below as their minimum monthly salaries which was last reviewed in 2008.
Freight forwarders have threatened to go on strike due to alleged extortion and high-handedness by shipping companies.
Although the 1999 Constitution (as amended) has long been seen as the supreme document from which all powers, rights and privileges are derived.
“These developments in our courts are antithetical to the actualisation of the just society and independent judiciary that we all aspire to.”
The NJC had earlier warned Judicial officers on the need to be circumspect in granting ex-parte applications.
Tanko Muhammad has warned the newly sworn-in Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Salisu Garba, against any ‘voyage of vendetta.’
The statement comes a day after Peoples Gazette exposed a deep-laid plot to forcibly promote Moses Jitoboh as deputy inspector-general.
