The former Kogi governor is wanted by the anti-graft EFCC over alleged N80 billion loot.
“Most importantly, we will continue to remember forever, your integrity, character and faith.”
The protesting workers had grounded activities in the state High Court since Monday over alleged abuse of office and high-handedness by the chief judge.
The charges against Mr Adebutu bordered on thousands of preloaded verve cards, with amounts ranging between N5,000 to N10,000.
They were said to have committed the offence while armed with cutlasses and other dangerous weapons.
The newly sworn-in acting chief judge, Justice Daniel Okungbowa, described his predecessor as an epitome of integrity and a jurist of unquestionable repute.
Mr Titiloye said he caught the defendant in his residence with intention to steal.
The chief judge and the four new judges were handed brand new vehicles as their official cars immediately after the event.
The lead editor of Taraba Truth and Facts newspaper is being prosecuted for his report exposing the Taraba governor’s plan to sell the state liaison office.
At the moment, only the Federal High Court has the exclusive right to adjudicate over such issues.