He charged the judges to always apply constitutional provisions in deciding cases that may be assigned to them.
He said the workshop was very timely, especially with the advancement of the telecom industry.
The interior minister admitted that the awaiting trial inmates had also become a serious security threat.
Mr Obi said his visit to Mr Soyinka was “intended to erase the needless misconceptions about the relationship between the great icon and the OBIdient family.”
We appreciate, adore and give glory to Almighty God, who has continued to keep us all in good health.
Messrs Ariwoola and Tinubu had planned their trips a week apart and had the Supreme Court’s head disguised as a physically challenged man to facilitate the meeting without arousing suspicion from
“Mr President, do not organise that handover. CJN, your lordship, do not swear in this man so long as that problem is not (sic),” Mr Datti-Ahmed said.
The CJN warned that while the public could express their opinion, it was pertinent to be mindful of their attacks on judicial officers.
In strong terms, the National Judicial Council ( NJC) has condemned the refusal of state governments to pay retirement benefits to judges.
In the middle of high political season, we confront a judicial malapropism with slow-burning reverberations of high political salience.
