31 h. ago Nigerians express frustration at judiciary’s role in nation’s political morass

Say, ‘no reasonable investor will dare to come’ Efforts to build sustainable democracy threatened As politicians taint judges’ conscience, integrity read more Nigerians express frustration at judiciary’s role in nation’s political morass

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4 d. ago Updated: Reps advance 39 constitution amemdment bills, proposes judiciary, electoral reforms

The House of Representatives on Tuesday advanced 39 constitution amendment, most of which aimed at reforming Nigeria’s judiciary and electoral read more Updated: Reps advance 39 constitution amemdment bills, proposes judiciary, electoral reforms

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5 d. ago Reps propose 23 bills to reform Nigeria’s judiciary, elections

…to make Appeal Court final arbiter for governorship poll petitions …to expand justices of Supreme Court, cut excesses of chief read more Reps propose 23 bills to reform Nigeria’s judiciary, elections

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8 d. ago Weak Governance, Judiciary Hurting Nigeria’s Image — Jonathan

Former Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan, has warned that a compromised judiciary and poor governance deter investment and diminish Nigeria’s global reputation. He made the remarks at the 2025 Haske Satumari Foundation’s annual colloquium in Abuja, which focused on promoting social development through diversity, equity, and inclusion. Jonathan criticised the actions of key political actors, stating […]

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1 week ago Nigeria’s judiciary: A clear and present danger to its socio

This newspaper takes it as an article of faith that sustained socio-economic growth and enabling each Nigerian to live well read more Nigeria’s judiciary: A clear and present danger to its socio-economic stability?

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1 week ago Be careful not to set the country ablaze – Onjeh urges judiciary

Prominent All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain and former Chairman, Governing Board of Projects Development Institute (PRODA), Enugu, Comrade Daniel Onjeh, has expressed grave concern over the increasing trend of conflicting injunctions emanating from Nigerian courts, warning that such judicial inconsistencies could push the country towards anarchy. In a statement issued on Monday, Onjeh condemned what […] The post Be careful not to set the country ablaze – Onjeh urges judiciary appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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2 w. ago A/bom Judiciary Workers Seek Probe Of Marginalisation By JUSUN Leadership

Members of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN, Akwa Ibom State branch have raised the alarm over the unwarranted and persistent workplace victimisation, persecution and harassment by their president, Comrade Katale Ajah. Some of the affected workers, who spoke to journalists in Uyo, the state capital, on condition of anonymity at the weekend, lamented […]

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2 w. ago Judicial panel warns politicians against undue influence on judiciary

From Godwin Tsa, Abuja An Independent Judicial Accountability Panel (IJAP) has warned politicians to avoid undue influence on the nation’s judiciary while faulting the Supreme Court over its judgment on the political crisis in Rivers State. The 11-member group, whose membership comprises three retired justices, further tasked judicial officers to be mindful of their oath […] The post Judicial panel warns politicians against undue influence on judiciary appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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last month Nigeria’s judiciary should be independent, not subject to whims, caprices of other arms of government —Joshua Adeyeye, UNILAG’s First Class law graduate

Tribune Online Nigeria’s judiciary should be independent, not subject to whims, caprices of other arms of government —Joshua Adeyeye, UNILAG’s First Class law graduate Joshua Adeyeye is a First Class graduate of the Faculty of Law, University of Lagos (UNILAG) for the 2023-2024 session. He finished with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.62 on a scale of 5.0. In this interview by KINGSLEY ALUMONA, he speaks about his academic journey and some legal issues. What inspired you […] Nigeria’s judiciary should be independent, not subject to whims, caprices of other arms of government —Joshua Adeyeye, UNILAG’s First Class law graduate Tribune Online

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