COVID-19: Federal High Court Chief Judge, Justice Tsoho Goes On Self-Isolation
The Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho has gone on self-isolation following a confirmed case of COVID-19 among his aides.
A statement by the acting Information Officer of the court Mrs. Catherine Oby Nwandu confirming the development says the Federal High Court recognises that health and safety are paramount in the sphere of justice delivery.
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