JUDGES OF ENUGU STATE AND THEIR JUDICIAL DIVISIONS

ENUGU STATE JUDGES AND THEIR JUDICIAL DIVISIONS, AS OF 2009, ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1.	Hon. Justice I. A. Umezulike (OFR, FCI ARB)	Hon. The Chief judge Enugu
2.	Hon. Justice V. N. Nebo	Enugu
3.	Hon. Justice P. C. Akubuilo	Oji River
4.	Hon. Justice F. K. Ezeike	Enugu
5.	Hon. Justice B. E. Agbatah	Enugu
6.	Hon. Justice N. P. Emehelu	Nsukka
7.	Hon. Justice F. C. Obieze	Enugu
8.	Hon. Justice K. N. Udeh	Enugu
9.	Hon. Justice A. O. Onovo	Enugu Ezike
10.	Hon. Justice R. N. Onuorah	Enugu
11.	Hon. Justice A. R. Ozoemena	Enugu
12.	Hon. Justice R. O. Odugu	Nsukka
13.	Hon. Justice I. S. Amanoh	Enugu
14.	Hon. Justice A. O Anidi	Enugu
15.	Hon. Justice A. A. Nwobodo	Enugu
16.	Hon. Justice L. O. Okereke	Enugu
17.	Hon. Justice E. C. N. Onyia	Enugu
18.	Hon. Justice P. I. Enejere	Nsukka
19.	Hon. Justice F. I. N. Ngwu	Obollo-Afor
20.	Hon. Justice C. I. Nwobodo	Awgu
21.	Hon. Justice N. N. Nebo	Agbani

C. O. Onyia Esq.	Chief Registrar
P. A. Obayi (Mrs.)	Deputy Chief Registrar
D. K. Ekoh Esq.	Deputy Chief Registrar

Enugu

Enugu is a state in the South Eastern part of Nigeria. The capital city of the state also has the same name: Enugu.

The state shares borders with Abia State to the South, Ebonyi State to the East, Benue State to the Northeast, Kogi State to the northwest and Anambra State to the West.

Though a land-locked State, Enugu, the capital city, is located approximately 2 1/2 driving hours away from Port Harcourt, Calabar and warri, all coastal cities with major shipping ports. Enugu is also located within an hour s drive from Onitsha and 2 hours drive from Aba, both of which are trading centres in Nigeria. The city is also located within 5 driving hours from Abuja and 7 driving hours from lagos, the administrative and commercial headquarters of Nigeria respectively.

Lying partly within the semi-tropical rain forest belt of the south, the State spreads (through a land area of approximately 8727.1km2 ) towards the north with its physical features changing gradually from tropical rain forest to open wood-land and then to the Savannah. Apart from a chain of low hills, running through Abakaliki (Ebonyi state) in the east to Nsukka in the north-west, and then southwards through Enugu and Agwu, the rest of the state is made up of low land separated by numerous streams and rivulets the major ones of which are the Adada River and the Oji River.

The mean temperature in Enugu State in the hottest month of February is about 36.20C (97.160F), while the minimum temperature of about 20.30C (68.540F) is recorded in November. The lowest rainfall of about 0.16cm3 is normal in February, while the highest is about 35.7cm3 in July. Enugu has a good soil and climate, sitting at about 223 meters above sea level, and the soil is well drained.