The apex Court, through its Director of Press and Information, Dr Akande Festus, said contrary to report in the social media, the CJN did not speak to anyone on the cases in PEPC.
He said, “In view of the rumour currently circulating in the social media space that the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Hon.
“So, it is advisable we all sustain the tempo and follow it up to the end, instead of relapsing into the realm of speculations and rumor peddling that will not do anyone any good. If this current trend of falsehood and mudslinging is sustained, our nation may not make the desired progress. “The Courts are statutorily established to serve the best interest of the masses; and we are ever poised to do that to the best of our ability. We wish to plead with everyone to cooperate with the judiciary to serve the country to its full capacity, as no one will ever be favoured against the other in any dispute.
“The rule of law and supremacy of the Nigerian Constitution will always be upheld and applied in every matter that comes before the courts; as the facts presented and the subsisting laws must be applied in determining the merit or otherwise of each matter. The public should be rest assured that justice will be done to all matters pending in the various courts across the country, irrespective of who is involved.
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