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Professor Dakas C.J. Dakas was confirmed by the Senate on Tuesday as the Chairman of the Nigerian Law Reform Commission. Dr. Uchenna Eugene Okolocha was appointed as the South-South Commissioner.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights, and Legal Matters, chaired by Senator Adeniyi Adegbonmire (Ondo Central), presented and adopted a report during plenary, which was reportedly followed by the confirmation.
The appointments were carried out in accordance with Sections 2 (1) and (2) of the Nigerian Law Reform Commission Act, 2022, which provide the President the authority to name three Commissioners and a Chairman, contingent upon Senate approval.
According to the committee report, only two of the three nominees—Dr. Okolocha and Professor Dakas—showed up for the June 25, 2025, screening.
According to reports, the third nominee, Professor Fatima Alkali, a native of the Northeast, informed the Presidency of her desire to withdraw the nomination.
The committee declared that both nominees had “shown competence, met all constitutional and professional requirements, and have no petitions or adverse security reports against them.”
To ensure regional and gender balance, the panel suggested considering a fresh nominee from the Northeast, ideally a woman.
In particular, Professor Dakas, a well-known constitutional law specialist and former attorney general of Plateau State, was praised by senators for his abilities.
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“Many of us in this chamber were his classmates and can attest to his brilliance and character,” said Senator Adams Oshiomhole, the politician who represented Edo North and took part in the discussion, describing Dakas’ academic and legal background as “intimidating.”
The appointees were urged to fulfill the Commission’s responsibility to promote prompt legal reforms in Nigeria by Senator Adebiade (Osun Central), who expressed similar views.
Following the discussion, the Senate overwhelmingly approved the nominations of Dr. Okolocha (South-South) as Commissioner and Professor Dakas (North-Central) as Chairman.
During his speech, Senate President Godswill Akpabio complimented the candidates for their achievements and the Judiciary Committee for their hard work.
“We congratulate Professor Dakas and Dr. Okolocha on their confirmation and wish them well and continue to serve the country in a productive manner,” Akpabio stated.
For what he called “thoughtful and merit-based nominations that reflect the administration’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s legal institutions,” he also expressed gratitude to President Bola Tinubu.
