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JUSUN strike: Supreme Court waives case default fees

We will not suspend our strike - JUSUN tells CJN - Daily Post Nigeria

National officials of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) have vowed that its ongoing nationwide strike would not be called off until state governors meet their demands. JUSUN made the assertion at a meeting with the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad The meeting held at the CJN’s chambers in Supreme Court was to give him feedback on his request for the strike to be called off. The Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court, Hadjia Hadiza Uwani Mustapha also attended the meeting. The CJN had, at an earlier meeting with JUSUN leaders on April 6, asked the union to call off the strike given its adverse effect on the justice system in the country.

Breaking News | Breaking News Attorney-General, Malami reportedly critically ill after Sokoto slump

Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, is critically ill, sources have said. It was gathered that the Justice Minister has been hospitalized in Abuja, a development that comes after he slumped in Sokoto while on an official visit. He slumped shortly after delivering his address during his visit to Sokoto, the Sokoto State capital. The incident made his aides and stupefied dignitaries at the event quickly surround him, successfully resuscitate him, and prop him up back on his feet. Malami, who recently returned from an official visit to Turkey, was in Sokoto for the inauguration of the reconstructed State High Court complex.

AGF tasks judiciary on impartiality in justice delivery

Vanguard News AGF tasks judiciary on impartiality in justice delivery On Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami Mr Abubakar Malami, Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, has urged the judiciary not to be partial in delivering judgments. Malami gave the task in Sokoto on Monday while speaking at the inauguration of the reconstructed Sokoto State High Court complex. He said that as the last hope of the common man, the judiciary should remain impartial at all times. “The judiciary should ensure fairness at all times, the duty to be impartial is sacred and must be respected,” he said.