A commentary discusses the role of Nigerian judges, state disorder, and the concept of State Police, highlighting concerns about the judiciary's impact on democracy.

The Nigerian Judiciary, despite its pivotal role in entrenching the rule of law and administering justice, is making a slow but steady push to transition from analogue to digital operations.

The Nigerian judiciary is facing intense scrutiny following allegations against Chief Judge John Tsoho, with calls for transparency and accountability to restore public trust.

An aide to Governor Soludo has criticized Peter Obi's call for the release of Nnamdi Kanu, describing it as a “major slap” on the Nigerian judiciary and an insult to Finland’s courts.

Nigerian courts are expected to face a busy period with numerous lawsuits related to pre-election matters ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Nigeria's Chief Justice stated the judiciary's commitment to consumer rights and market integrity, acknowledging the transformative impact of AI on competition and consumer protection.

Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan called on legal professionals to embrace their nation-building responsibilities by strengthening institutions, upholding justice, and safeguarding the integrity of the country's legal system.

The WSCIJ has honored retired jurist Ayo Salami with the 2025 Human Rights Defender Award, with Salami noting that the inability of some judicial officers to uphold justice has weakened the system.

CJN Kekere-Ekun, NJC chairperson, had pledged sweeping reforms aimed at promoting judicial excellence, transparency, and effective administration of justice. The post EXCLUSIVE: Tension in Nigerian Judiciary as NJC begins probe of top Judges appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.