BREAKING: Court Orders Federal Govt To Review Judicial Officers' Salaries

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In his judgment in a suit instituted against the federal government by a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Chief Sebastine Hon, Justice Obaseki-Osaghae ordered the

federal government to commence a monthly payment of N10million to the Chief Justice of Nigeria , N9 million to other justices of the apex court and President of Court of Appeal, while other justices of the appellate court should get N8million, Chief Judges of both Federal and States

HIgh Courts N8million while judges of the Federal and States High Courts should earn N7million.The judge held that the refusal of the government to review the judicial officers’ salaries and allowances for 14 years was unconstitutional, unlawful and should be compelled to do the needful.

 

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Everyone and groups are demanding salary increase in a debt-ridden, unproductive economy. With its collapsing economy, I wonder how the country will survive next year. Peter Obi/Datti-Ahmed ticket is the antidote. Let's vote wisely.

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