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Ex-Appeal Court President seeks investigation of conflicting judgements

Roland Edwards by Roland Edwards
July 31, 2016
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A former President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Umaru Abdullahi , says there is need for the National Judicial Council (NJC) to investigate reoccurring conflicting court judgements in the country.

Abdullahi, who spoke with newsmen in Abuja on Sunday, said that conflicting judgements and activities of corrupt politicians had undermined Nigeria’s judicial system.

He decried politicians’ attitude of going to another court to get a new judgement instead of appealing the earlier one if they were not satisfied with it.

“NJC must wade in to address these contradictions; investigate if there is any corrupt undertone in these judgments; arrest the indiscipline and recklessness by some judges.

“Politicians should learn to appeal unfavourable court decisions rather than making unlawful utterances and fomenting crisis.

“Politicians are desperate to win their cases; rather than appeal a particular unfavourable judgment, they approach a similar court with another version of the case in an attempt to mislead the judge resulting in conflicting judgements,’’ he said.

He made references to the recent judgements on Abia governorship tussle and that of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s leadership crisis.

Abdullahi advised aggrieved parties to petition the NJC, if they were not satisfied or felt the need for clarification in the face of conflicting judgements.

He said that NJC will always act based on petitions before it.

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  1. ericdwise says:
    10 years ago

    Okon abang must be investigated!!

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