Onnoghen Misery’s and the Nigerian Dilemma, By Azu Ishiekwene
I doubt if the honourable chief justice would consider this his finest moment.
Tag: National Judicial Council (NJC)
The Nigerian Judiciary: An Institution In Distress, By Eric Teniola
It is rather unfortunate that Justice Onnoghen and Mr. Paul Usoro are on trial at this time.
CJN In the Dock, By Dele Agekameh
In a profession where the slightest inference of misdeed is catastrophic, the damage has already been done to the CJN.
Hounding the Chief Justice of Nigeria, By Eze Onyekpere
The current charge before the CCT is designed to ridicule, humiliate, intimidate and oppress the person of the CJN.
Onnoghen In the Den of Lions, By ‘Fisayo Soyombo
Onnoghen has fed himself to the lions in the den; we wait to see if he will come out alive.
The Dangers of a Self-Serving Judiciary, By Jibrin Ibrahim
The NJC must be more forthright in coming out to deal with criminality for what it is.
The Most Critical Nigerian Institutions are the Most Corrupt, By Jibrin Ibrahim
Who then would save our democracy, which is based on the principles of the “Rule of Law” of the “Separation ...
Judges’ Recall and Malami’s Crocodile Tears, By Azu Ishiekwene
Recall is not acquittal, so perhaps Malami has another chance to save himself and his government’s reputation.
Unmasking the Ruse of Law: An Outlook for Nigeria in 2017, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
...2017 will be a significant, if trying year for Nigeria’s legal, judicial and institutional systems. There will be major decisions ...
There Was Once a Bench, By Eric Teniola
If you look at the profiles of members of the council, I am sure you will never doubt their integrity. ...
