JUSUN strike: Edo Judiciary suspends Mondays sittings vanguardngr.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from vanguardngr.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
CJ Nominee Martha Koome was ‘pushed’ to the top, did not shine during JSC interviews, to play ball 2022?
TOXIC POLITICS AND ETHNIC SUSPICIONS BLUR JUSTICE MARTHA KOOME’S WELL-DESERVED NOMINATION AS KENYA’S FIRST FEMALE CHIEF JUSTICE
By Dr Vincent O. Ongore W hen the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) sat last week and the week before under the temporary chairmanship (I d on’t know if chairpersonship or chairwomanship would apply here) of former Kenyatta University Vice Chancellor and member of the JSC, Professor (of Home Science) Olive Mugenda, to search for a replacement to Chief Justice (Retired) Kenani Maraga, in full glare of cameras, Kenyans were glued to their television screens so they could make their independent judgments. After all, Chief Justice is the president of the Judiciary, one of the three pillars of government.
All courts in Viti Levu will be closed until further notice
All courts in Viti Levu will be closed until further notice
Suva Court
All courts, Small Claims Tribunal and other tribunals in Viti Levu will be closed until further notice.
Acting Chief Justice Kamal Kumar says this is in consideration for health and safety of the public and measures taken by the government.
Acting Chief Justice Kumar says only urgent matters will be dealt by the courts.
He says except for urgent matters, all matters listed for hearing or mention/ review/pre-trial conference or any other reason will be vacated and fresh dates will be assigned.
Justice Mohd Zawawi filling in as acting CJM while Justice Azahar Mohamed is in hospital thestar.com.my - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thestar.com.my Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Judiciary Workers’ Strike: CJN meets with JUSUN leaders again
The CJN tells the judiciary union leaders that he cannot fault their reasons for going on strike.
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The leaders of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN), on Thursday, met with the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Tanko Muhammad, over the union’s lingering strike that has crippled all Nigerian courts for 17 days.
Members of the union had embarked on the nationwide strike to press home their demand for the implementation of the constitutional provision that confers financial independence on the judiciary.
Thursday’s meeting was the second the CJN would be having with the union leaders after the first one he held with them on the day the strike began.