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Judicial officers in Rivers to own houses after retirement

Judicial officers in Rivers to own houses after retirement
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Can Judiciary workers union shut down 3rd Arm of government? 2

Can Judiciary workers union shut down 3rd Arm of government? 2
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South Sudan s chief justice is overstepping his bounds: why it matters for the rule of law

South Sudan’s Chief Justice, Chan Reec Madut, has been implicated in serious corruption allegations since independence. Some relate to the recruitment process within the judiciary. Others relate to overstepping the bounds of his judicial role by encroaching on the executive’s domain. In 2013, for example, Chief Justice Madut appointed 78 legal assistants, including his daughter, without following the proper recruitment processes. The legal assistants were handpicked, not hired on merit. These issues of corruption within the judiciary have prompted some judges to resign from office. Justice Clement Kuc was the first to resign in 2013. In his resignation letter (reported by various news outlets), he accused Madut of “nepotism, favouritism, and lack of strategic direction” for the judiciary.

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Judiciary autonomy must include transparent appointment of judges — Lawyers

Judiciary autonomy must include transparent appointment of judges Lawyers On By Innocent Anaba, Henry Ojelu & Onozure Dania On Monday, state governors agreed to accede to the demand for judiciary autonomy being championed by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN, who have locked and grounded activities in courts across the country for the 14th day running. The state governors, through Nigerian Governors’ Forum Chairman, and Governor of Ekiti State, Dr Kayode Fayemi, on Monday, at a meeting with representatives of both the judiciary and legislature to harmonise their position in the office of the Chief of Staff to the President, Professor Ibrahim Gambari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, said all parties had reached an agreement on the way forward.

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