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Nigeria' Senate President Bukola Saraki on Tuesday called on newly sworn-in Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Innoghen, to reform the judiciary.
According to Saraki the Senate drilled the CJN when he appeared before the House for confirmation, and expect a lot from him.
“We want to see an independent Judiciary, we want to see a judiciary that would also co-operate with other arms of government, doing a lot of reforms," Saraki told newsmen in Abuja.
“I am confident that with time on his side and with commitment to some of the issues he has talked about, he would deliver.
“A lot is expected of him, Usually, CJNs have a very short period of time, but he would have no excuse not to deliver on reforming the judiciary – we hope he does that and we wish him all the best.”
According to Saraki the Senate drilled the CJN when he appeared before the House for confirmation, and expect a lot from him.
“We want to see an independent Judiciary, we want to see a judiciary that would also co-operate with other arms of government, doing a lot of reforms," Saraki told newsmen in Abuja.
“I am confident that with time on his side and with commitment to some of the issues he has talked about, he would deliver.
“A lot is expected of him, Usually, CJNs have a very short period of time, but he would have no excuse not to deliver on reforming the judiciary – we hope he does that and we wish him all the best.”
