The perimeter of the judicial leash, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
The perimeter of the judicial leash, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
National
Judicial
Tip
For,
A
can
ask:
if
THE
job
East
SO
poorly
paid
as
they
would be
to have
We
believe,
Why
would be
A
healthy
And
very
put
parent
choose
has
garden hose
their
child
In
A
dead end
position
guaranteed
has
scourge
their
lives
on
THE
course
of
A
mandate
that
could
last
a few
35
years.
There
can
only
be
two
possible
the reasons.
A
East
that
THE
parent
wishes
THE
child
I will.
This
East
most
unlikely.
THE
other
East
that
THE
desk
of
THE
judge
has
become
SO
corrupt
that
THE
published in the Gazette
remuneration
Really
account
For
nothing.
He
East
widely
said
that
Nigerian
judges
are
overworked
And
roughly
underpaid.
Senior
lawyers
to have
describe
THE
terms
of
service
of
judges
In
THE
country
as
"A
disgrace".
SO
poor
Indeed
East
their
remuneration
that
In
October
2023,
THE
Nigerian
Bar
Association
(NBA)
at the door
THE
Federal
Government
ask
that
THE
salaries
of
judges
In
THE
country
be
increase
by
has
less
300
by
hundred.
But
a few
lawyers
think
This
even
Also
weak.
Judicial
salaries,
he
East
said,
to have
depreciated
has
Nothing
Since
they
were
last
revised
In
2008.
From
SO,
allegations
of
judicial
Corruption
appear
has
to have
escalation
almost
In
reverse
proportion
has
THE
loss
In
value
of
judicial
pay,
leading
has
suggestions
of
correlation,
if
not
causality,
between
THE
State
of
judicial
remuneration
on
THE
A
hand
And
judicial
Corruption
on
THE
other.
Gani
Fawehinmi,
A
Senior
Lawyer
of
Nigeria
(SAN),
WHO
deceased
In
2009,
In
do
related
This
has
judicial
mortality,
deploring
THE
do
that
a lot
Nigerian
judges
"die
In
desk
below
circumstances
that
are
related
has
THE
barbaric
terms
In
which
they
work. »
Each
president
Since
Good luck
Jonathan
has
promised
has
address
This
situation
without
In
do
TO DO
Nothing
about
he.
In
her
First of all
three
month
In
desk,
THE
current
holder,
Bolas
Ahmed
Tinubu,
has
–
as
her
recent
predecessors
–
say again
THE
promised.
Will not
has
wait
any of them
longer
on
The politicians
of which
promises
are
notoriously
inconstant,
THE
judges
appear
has
to have
decided
has
seaside resort
has
self-help.
On
4
Can
2022,
Osatohanmwen
Obaseki-Osaghae,
A
judge
of
THE
National
Industrial
Court
of
Nigeria,
issued
A
judgement
declaring
that
"Since
2008
East
embarrassing
Also
weak
And
unrealistic,
given
THE
current
socioeconomic
And
other
realities
existing
In
Nigeria
And
THE
current
global
comparative
salaries
And
allowances
paid
has
Judicial
Officers
of
THE
even
Or
similar
frame."
She
order
THE
government
has
institute
A
new
remuneration
structure
that
would be
guarantee
minimum
salaries
varying
Since
N84
million
by
year
For
judges
of
Customary
Courts
of
Call,
Khadis
of
Sharia
Courts
of
Call
And
of
THE
miscellaneous
High
Courts
In
THE
country
has
has
less
N120
million
by
year
For
THE
Chief
Justice
of
Nigeria.
In
reach
This
judgement,
THE
judge
reasoned
that
"THE
slow-down
In
THE
economy
And
devaluation
of
THE
Naira
has
completely
eroded
It is
purchase
power
Since
2008.”
She
claims
that
In
THE
14 years old
period
between
THE
last
goodbye
of
judges
salaries
In
2008
...
For,
A
can
ask:
if
THE
job
East
SO
poorly
paid
as
they
would be
to have
We
believe,
Why
would be
A
healthy
And
very
put
parent
choose
has
garden hose
their
child
In
A
dead end
position
guaranteed
has
scourge
their
lives
on
THE
course
of
A
mandate
that
could
last
a few
35
years.
There
can
only
be
two
possible
the reasons.
A
East
that
THE
parent
wishes
THE
child
I will.
This
East
most
unlikely.
THE
other
East
that
THE
desk
of
THE
judge
has
become
SO
corrupt
that
THE
published in the Gazette
remuneration
Really
account
For
nothing.
He
East
widely
said
that
Nigerian
judges
are
overworked
And
roughly
underpaid.
Senior
lawyers
to have
describe
THE
terms
of
service
of
judges
In
THE
country
as
"A
disgrace".
SO
poor
Indeed
East
their
remuneration
that
In
October
2023,
THE
Nigerian
Bar
Association
(NBA)
at the door
THE
Federal
Government
ask
that
THE
salaries
of
judges
In
THE
country
be
increase
by
has
less
300
by
hundred.
But
a few
lawyers
think
This
even
Also
weak.
Judicial
salaries,
he
East
said,
to have
depreciated
has
Nothing
Since
they
were
last
revised
In
2008.
From
SO,
allegations
of
judicial
Corruption
appear
has
to have
escalation
almost
In
reverse
proportion
has
THE
loss
In
value
of
judicial
pay,
leading
has
suggestions
of
correlation,
if
not
causality,
between
THE
State
of
judicial
remuneration
on
THE
A
hand
And
judicial
Corruption
on
THE
other.
Gani
Fawehinmi,
A
Senior
Lawyer
of
Nigeria
(SAN),
WHO
deceased
In
2009,
In
do
related
This
has
judicial
mortality,
deploring
THE
do
that
a lot
Nigerian
judges
"die
In
desk
below
circumstances
that
are
related
has
THE
barbaric
terms
In
which
they
work. »
Each
president
Since
Good luck
Jonathan
has
promised
has
address
This
situation
without
In
do
TO DO
Nothing
about
he.
In
her
First of all
three
month
In
desk,
THE
current
holder,
Bolas
Ahmed
Tinubu,
has
–
as
her
recent
predecessors
–
say again
THE
promised.
Will not
has
wait
any of them
longer
on
The politicians
of which
promises
are
notoriously
inconstant,
THE
judges
appear
has
to have
decided
has
seaside resort
has
self-help.
On
4
Can
2022,
Osatohanmwen
Obaseki-Osaghae,
A
judge
of
THE
National
Industrial
Court
of
Nigeria,
issued
A
judgement
declaring
that
"Since
2008
East
embarrassing
Also
weak
And
unrealistic,
given
THE
current
socioeconomic
And
other
realities
existing
In
Nigeria
And
THE
current
global
comparative
salaries
And
allowances
paid
has
Judicial
Officers
of
THE
even
Or
similar
frame."
She
order
THE
government
has
institute
A
new
remuneration
structure
that
would be
guarantee
minimum
salaries
varying
Since
N84
million
by
year
For
judges
of
Customary
Courts
of
Call,
Khadis
of
Sharia
Courts
of
Call
And
of
THE
miscellaneous
High
Courts
In
THE
country
has
has
less
N120
million
by
year
For
THE
Chief
Justice
of
Nigeria.
In
reach
This
judgement,
THE
judge
reasoned
that
"THE
slow-down
In
THE
economy
And
devaluation
of
THE
Naira
has
completely
eroded
It is
purchase
power
Since
2008.”
She
claims
that
In
THE
14 years old
period
between
THE
last
goodbye
of
judges
salaries
In
2008
...