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When justice flees the judiciary, the country dies a little

Onnoghen laments that nobody told him his offence. But why would he expect anybody tell him his offence when he had not committed any?

Nigeria: Rule of Law - All Eyes On the Army

Rule of Law: All Eyes on the Army

With the worries expressed last week by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, that some persons occupying privileged positions of authority were flagrantly disobeying court orders, the Nigerian Army readily comes to mind for the non-compliance with the judgments ordering the reinstatement of six senior officers whose careers it arbitrarily truncated in 2016, Davidson Iriekpen writes The occasion was the ceremony to mark the commencement of the Supreme Court’s new 2020/2021 legal year and conferment of the rank of Senior Advocates of Nigeria on 72 lawyers, but it was a perfect opportunity for the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, to reiterate one of the biggest challenges facing the judiciary in the country.

COVID-19: Gov Tambuwal goes into Isolation - Daily Post Nigeria

COVID-19: Gov Tambuwal goes into Isolation Published The Governor announced this via his Twitter account on Friday. He further revealed that he had undergone a COVID-19 test. He said the Deputy Governor will oversee all activities of the state pending the outcome of his test result. “Gov Tambuwal goes into isolation after coming in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19. “The Deputy Gov will oversee all activities of the state pending the outcome of the test result of the Governor. Recall that the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, recently tested positive for the dreaded coronavirus disease.

Anxiety over CJN's Health, Misses SANs' Inauguration

Alex Enumah in Abuja The unavailability of the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, at the swearing-in ceremony of 72 Senior Advocates of Nigeria yesterday may have confirmed the anxiety in some quarters about his health. The 66-year-old CJN has not been seen in public for weeks. The special session for the swearing-in of SANs, which was held at the Supreme Court in Abuja, also marked the beginning of the 2020/2021 legal year of the apex court. The unavailability of the CJN is unusual as he is mostly known to carry out important functions such as this. The CJN had inaugurated eight justices of the Supreme Court on November 6 but since then, there are conflicting details on when he was last seen in public.