The National Judicial Council has given Justice Walter Onnoghen and the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, Tanko Mohammed (CFR), seven days to respond to petitions written against them. The NJC gave the ultimatum today after an emergency meeting which took place in Abuja. The body referred petition written against Danladi Umar, the Code of Conduct Tribunal chairman, to the Federal Judicial Service Commission (FJSC). NJC will now reconvene on February 11, 2019 to discuss further actions against the nation’s top two judicial officers.The post Nigerian Judicial Council gives Walter Onnoghen and Tanko Mohammad 7-working days to respond to petitions written against them appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.Nigerian Judicial Council gives Walter Onnoghen and Tanko Mohammad 7-working days to respond to petitions written against them
The National Judicial Council has given Justice Walter Onnoghen and the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, Tanko Mohammed (CFR), seven days to respond to petitions written against them. The NJC gave the ultimatum today after an emergency meeting which took place in Abuja. The body referred petition written against Danladi Umar, the Code of Conduct Tribunal chairman, to the Federal Judicial Service Commission (FJSC). NJC will now reconvene on February 11, 2019 to discuss further actions against the nation’s top two judicial officers.The post Nigerian Judicial Council gives Walter Onnoghen and Tanko Mohammad 7-working days to respond to petitions written against them appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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