Participants noted the need to professionalise the administration of the courts.
The judge further held that assuming without conceding that the plaintiffs had locus standi, he wondered if instituting the action was the right course of action.
There can only be two possible reasons.
The frontline public policy think-tank said mechanisms of adjudicating the country’s election disputes should be fortified in order to up confidence in the overall judicial system.
According to the don, judges are the voices of sentencing, but their freedom of choice is limited by the rule of law, good conscience, principles of integrity and morality.
Mr Ojo also appealed to the judiciary to rise up to its responsibility in promoting credible elections in the country.
The appointment places the younger Mr Ariwoola in a key position overseeing the internal audit unit of the NJC.
The National Judicial Council (NJC) has recommended the compulsory retirement of Justice S.O. Falola of Osun State High Court.
Judiciary sources told Peoples Gazette Justice Joseph Shagbaor Ikyegh passed on Wednesday evening in his home town of Makurdi. He was 65.
Mr Oye said the justices would be inaugurated after the President’s approval and Senate confirmation.
