In a statement issued to this paper Tuesday, the Office of the Chief Justice said this is trying to instigate ill feelings among members of the public.
“The General Public should be aware that the purported email messages don’t emanate from the Hon. Chief Justice and should be disregarded,” the statement said.Chief Justice Office on false email messages
Nov 7, 2012, 10:06 AM
1 min read
Updated Aug 21, 2020
emmanuel a. agim
The Office of the Chief Justice has distanced itself from
what it referred to as false email messages being sent by some disgruntled
members of the public from a false email address purported to be the email
address of Chief Justice Emmanuel A. Agim.
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