Nigerians leave Sour Notes for the Retiring CJN, expresses fear for the Incoming

Justice Olukayode Ariwoola retired today as Chief Justice of Nigeria. Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, the 22nd Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), has officially retired from service upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of 70…. (Wait.. Did the last CJN Onoghen also retire like this?) Ariwoola’s replacement will be sworn in by the President on the 23rd

The APC, CJN and Nigerians

Nigerians are beginning to wake up, most of them are fully woke in the wake of the unfortunate happenstances that preceeded their 2023 Shambollic General elections. You’d recall that Mahmood Yakubu horribly announced Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the President-elect at midnight while Nigerians were asleep. They woke and complained, he asked them to GO TO THE

Supreme Court denies report of Airwoola meeting with Tinubu in London

The Supreme Court has denied a media report that the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN),Olukayode Airwoola , met with Nigeria’s president-elect, Bola Tinubu, in London Jkcyno blog  reported on Thursday, that the CJN disguised in a wheelchair in London and met with Mr Tinubu. Mr Tinubu’s victory at Nigeria’s presidential election held on 25 February,

JUST IN: NJC queries Onnoghen, Tanko Mohammed

The National Judicial Council (NJC) has queried the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Tanko Mohammed, few days after his inauguration at the Presidential Villa by President Muhammadu Buhari. Also queried is the suspended CJN Justice Walter Onnoghen. It was learnt that the two judges were given seven days to respond to the queries.

Why Buhari Hurriedly Sacked Onnoghen, CJN

More facts emerged in Abuja on Saturday on why Buhari could not wait for the court to determine the fate of the CJN. Onnoghen, it was gathered, was billed to inaugurate judges that will adjudicate over the conduct of the 2019 elections in the country. The suspended judge had fixed Saturday (today) for the inauguration