CJN laments drop in number of Supreme Court judges, senior lawyers fault appointment process
With Mr Aboki’s exit, the number of judges on the Supreme Court bench dropped to 13 - falling short, by ...
With Mr Aboki’s exit, the number of judges on the Supreme Court bench dropped to 13 - falling short, by ...
Nigerian judges will be going on two months strike despite the two months’ period already lost to judiciary workers’ strike ...
The presiding Judges held that the court had no choice but to dissolve the union.
All recommended candidates are expected to be sworn-in after approval by the President, the respective State Governors and Houses of ...
Gov Abubakar Bello urged the three new judges to uphold the integrity of the judiciary.
President Buhari wrote to the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria on the appointment of new judges.
The Nigerian judiciary also enters a new legal year.
The justices of the Court of Appeal will be sworn-in on June 22.
The appointments are subject to the confirmation of the president or governors of respective states.
He defines corruption as "not limited to bribe-taking, but includes the giving of judgements or orders based on any consideration ...
The president addressed a conference of judges.
The chief judge of the state says the appointment was made to fill the vacancy created by the death and ...
The human rights lawyer delivered a paper in Ondo State.
Eight Boko Haram suspects are being tried at the court.
The lawyer is being prosecuted by the EFCC.
The judges said they were being owed allowances since 2009.
Access to Justice says one of the judges is currently charged before the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
A counsel to one of the judges claims his client has no case.
Last month, the Lagos State government announced the appointment of three new judges.
The state has 57 judges and 98 magistrates.
The judges are now to also face charges of false asset declaration at the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
No reason was given for the dismissal.
A minister commended the cordial relationship between the executive and the legislature.
Lawmakers say denial of funding could be seen as an affront to the independence of the judiciary.
“It is important for our judiciary to remain perfectly independent, and beyond the suspicion of any outside influence."
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