There seems to be no escape route for corrupt judicial workers in the country, as National Judicial Council, NJC, meets today to consider no fewer than 69 petitions filed by aggrieved Nigerians against judges across the country.
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Interestingly, the meeting of NJC is coinciding with the first anniversary of the inauguration of the first female Chief Justice of Nigeria, Aloma Mukhtar, who was sworn into office on July 16, 2012.
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Although the CJN is not organising any event to mark her one year in office, Vanguard learnt that the meeting of NJC, which she is to preside over, might have been slated to enable her take stock of her performance.
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The meeting, which will last for two days, will review the cases of no fewer than 69 judges, who had earlier been queried by the council for various infractions.
Corruption has just taken over everything we do in here and it's very sad. We need to learn to do the right things at the right time.