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Discipline in judiciary must be firm – Tinubu
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Daily Trust
The President, therefore, called for reforms to restore faith in the judiciary, maintaining that unfavourable public perceptions in the judiciary, whether wholly justified or not, cannot be ignored.
A digital, transparent judiciary will not only improve efficiency but will also deepen accountability and public trust.
This is not a task for the National Judicial Council alone; it is a collective duty that rests on every judicial officer.
Discipline within the Judiciary must be firm, transparent, and consistent.
A courageous, transparent, and principled Judiciary is the greatest guarantee of freedom; a slow, compromised, or disconnected Judiciary is its greatest threat.