Supreme Court judges drop to 13, NBA kicks

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The number of Justices of the Supreme Court drops from 14 to 13 as Justice Amiru Sanusi retires from the apex court’s bench today .

This development comes on the heels of repeated complaints by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Tanko Muhammad, that he and his colleagues on the apex court’s bench are overworked.

But starting with the controversial exit of Justice Onnoghen from the bench in April 2019 and the retirement of Justices Kumai Akaahs and Sidi Bage last year, the number of the Supreme Court Justices dropped to 14. A statement by the NJC’s Director, Information, Mr Soji Oye, had stated that the council, at its meeting held on October 22 and 23, 2019, recommended Justices Adamu Jauro, Emmanuel Agim, C. Oseji, and Helen Ogunwumiju.

With his retirement, the number of Supreme Court Justices, which is currently 14, will drop to 13, leaving a gap of eight Justices to make the full complement of 21.

 

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Now na Dey break for NBA ? 😂

This NBA has become the biggest disaster to ever happened to Nigeria justice system, where were they when this CJN was illegally force on Nigeria? What where they expecting from a CJN that was brought through the backdoor. Ban your heads in shame. It’s too late for you guys.

When the names are not tanko not Mohammed!!!!! One Nigeria is the biggest fraud ever

You sent the names of people from somewhere and they won't like it.

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