Tag: Judiciary
At last, Ayade swears in Ikpeme as chief justice
The governor of Cross River State, Prof Ben Ayade, on Monday, swore in Akon Bassey Ikpeme as the chief justice of the state.
Aged 62,...
Judiciary independent but fettered financially – CJN
The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Muhammad,
said yesterday that the Nigerian judiciary, to a large extent, is independent in
conducting its affairs and...
Corruption is rife in the judiciary – CJN
Ime Akpan
The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Mr. Tanko Muhammad has
said that the judiciary is not insulated against corruption for it forms part
of a...
Governors agree to holistic implementation of financial autonomy of legislature, judiciary
The judicial and legislative arms of government will
henceforth heave a sigh relief from the stranglehold of the executive as the
presidency and governors at the...
Over 250 election petition judges placed on watch list
The president of the Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab
Bulkachuwa said on Wednesday that more that 250 judges handling election
petition cases across the country were...
Why is Saraki still our senate president?
Tonnie Iredia
At the beginning of this republic in 2015, Senators elected Bukola Saraki, to serve as their President. The decision obviously did not...