Judiciary's Double Standards, A Danger To Our Democracy -By Ochereome Nnanna – Opinion Nigeria

This double standard being used to subvert the people’s will is not acceptable. It is an invitation to anarchy and will kill our democracy. The National Judicial Council, NJC, should call judicial officers to order. The principle of judicial precedence must be followed. That is the course of justice.

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