News that the National Judicial Council (NJC) – the nation’s judicial regulatory agency – has reversed its earlier suspension (on corruption charges), of Hon. Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia and re-instated her as a judge of the Federal High Court, has elicited mostly positive – even if muted – responses from a large section of the society, particularly stakeholders in the justice – delivery sector. So far, the apparent lone voice of dissent appears to be that of a Civil Society Organization (CSO) – the Access to Justice (or A2J for short).