A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mr Joe Gadzama, has called on the judiciary to evolve practical ways to tackle corruption in the profession rather than just condemning it.
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Gadzama told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja that erring judicial officers should be adequately punished to deter others, while those who had performed excellently should be rewarded.
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"We have to stop talking from both sides of our mouth; we have to work the talk and do what we are saying rather than being too theoretical.
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"We know what to do to fight corruption, punish the erring ones amongst us,'' he said.
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He said that agencies saddled with the responsibility to punish erring officers should not allow primordial factors to serve as barrier to the sanctioning of corrupt officers.
Corruption is something that is the order of the day in Nigeria and that is why things aint going smoothly over here. We need good leaders