Nigeria’s crisis of judicial pensions is not about the law of karma, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

Chidi Anselm Odinkalu writes that democracy without voters is the origin of Nigeria’s insecurity crisis.

“The term of office of judges, their independence, security, adequate remuneration, conditions of service, pensions and the age of retirement shall be adequately secured by law.” Principle 11, United Nations Basic Principles on the Independence of the Judiciary, (1985)  Babajide Candide-Johnson became a judge of the High Court of Lagos State at 45. The son […]

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Impeachment: An avoidable nightmare, By Sam Akpe

Sam Akpe writes about the need for a cohesive security approach in Nigeria.

Confused. Undecided. Disordered. Manipulated. These words fittingly depict the current state of affairs and conscience of the Rivers State House of Assembly in its impeachment plot. The swords are already drawn. The atmosphere is toxic with the smell of blood and screams of agony. There is an aberration in the ambiance, and justice is crying […]

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