The National Judicial Council, NJC, has issued a serious warning to three Justices and placed them on watch list for different offences based on petitions against them.


The are:


1. M. N. Esowe of the National Industrial Court - Given serious warning


2. Justice Adolphus Enebeli of the Rivers State High Court of Justice


3. Justice Bassey Frank Etuk of the Akwa-Ibom State High Court.


The NJC however, discontinued the probe of Justice T. U. Uzokwe, Chief Judge, Abia State; Justice Okoroafor of the Abia State High Court and Justice Jude Okeke of the FCT High Court.


The homes of the suspended judges were in the midnight of October 8, 2017 raided by the DSS, where the sum of N271.7million in both local and foreign currencies were allegedly recovered.





The DSS said the raids were conducted after a series of “sting operations” targeting judges of Supreme, Appeal and High Courts who were being watched for “corruption and other acts professional misconduct.”


“We have been monitoring the expensive and luxurious lifestyle of some of the judges, as well as complaints from the concerned public over judgments obtained fraudulently,” an official of the service, Garba Abdullahi, had said.


The development threw the country’s judiciary into chaos, with lawyers expressing divergent views.



http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/06/njc-places-3-justices-on-watch-list.html

I believe this list.

If a Judge from Rivers State was not in the list,i would have called the list a fake one.

buhari should be on that list




watching him from 15D


incase he trys anything funny 2019

Wike's judges on watch list

All South South

Hmmmm

Another opium to last us for few weeks.
Loud noise little convictions.

Cool.

What about justice Abang.

Court, the only place the poor could get justice


But today





Justices is for the highest bidders

Edokpia:
What about justice Abang.

Some people smater than you petitioned the NJC as regards Justice Abang and he was cleared.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/pdp-crisis-njc-clears-justice-abang-wrongdoing-dismisses-markafis-petition/

If you have a petition, kindly present it to the NJC for investigation. Otherwise, close the gutter in front of ur face.

Keneking:
All South South

You should be concerned that these rogue judges are the ones giving the judiciary a bad name. Or you want federal character in prosecution too?

Funny lot.

Justice Emehelu of Enugu state nko, The one that have been stealing poor people's lands with Governor Ugwuanyi.

taylor88:
buhari should be on that list

watching him from 15D

incase he trys anything funny 2019

Is Buhari a judge?
Is he under the NJC?
Is he a Judicial officer?

Certainly trying to witch hunt the South/

CJN isn't helping the anti graft war

We want more robust action to stop corruption in the judiciary

October 2017? meen my calender must be wrong!

post=57183215:

The homes of the suspended judges were in the midnight of October 8, 2017 raided by the DSS, where the sum of N271.7million in both local and foreign currencies were allegedly recovered.

post=57183215:
The National Judicial Council, NJC, has issued a serious warning to three Justices and placed them on watch list for different offences based on petitions against them.


The are:


1. M. N. Esowe of the National Industrial Court - Given serious warning


2. Justice Adolphus Enebeli of the Rivers State High Court of Justice


3. Justice Bassey Frank Etuk of the Akwa-Ibom State High Court.


The NJC however, discontinued the probe of Justice T. U. Uzokwe, Chief Judge, Abia State; Justice Okoroafor of the Abia State High Court and Justice Jude Okeke of the FCT High Court.


The homes of the suspended judges were in the midnight of October 8, 2017 raided by the DSS, where the sum of N271.7million in both local and foreign currencies were allegedly recovered.





The DSS said the raids were conducted after a series of “sting operations” targeting judges of Supreme, Appeal and High Courts who were being watched for “corruption and other acts professional misconduct.”


“We have been monitoring the expensive and luxurious lifestyle of some of the judges, as well as complaints from the concerned public over judgments obtained fraudulently,” an official of the service, Garba Abdullahi, had said.


The development threw the country’s judiciary into chaos, with lawyers expressing divergent views.



http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/06/njc-places-3-justices-on-watch-list.html

Not enough, Okon abang name must be there so as to give credibility to their effort else, I will consider it a version of magu's concert

taylor88:
buhari should be on that list




watching him from 15D


incase he trys anything funny 2019

Is buhari a judge Smh

new week, new palava

All the justices in Nigeria should have made the list. This guys can wreck you empty by adjourning cases till you die.

I think this is why Buhari dragged his feet in confirming the current CJN. His body language showed he never wanted to help the government in it's fight against corruption. A man will be accused of embezzling billions of naira. A judge will fine him 10 million and the thief will just open his booth, bring out the money and pay. We can't take that. Now they are giving judges serious warning. Who serious warning help?

patval:

Not enough, Okon abang name must be there so as to give credibility to their effort else, I will consider it a version of magu's concert

Unfortunately, your opinion is as useless as an eunuch's manhood.

Get proper education as to how petitions are presented to the NJC and write yours if you have facts against Okon Abang.

UgwuKristian:
Justice Emehelu of Enugu state nko, The one that have been stealing poor people's lands with Governor Ugwuanyi.

If she is investigated now, you would come back to this very thread and say Buhari is witch-hunting Igbos.

Y Announce It

somehow:
October 2017? meen my calender must be wrong!

Ur calendar is Correct bt the OP dey see future or use time-machine tk come bak to the past

Cos na same timeframe both of us dey

post=57183215]The National Judicial Council, NJC, has issued a serious warning to three Justices and placed them on watch list for different offences based on petitions against them.


The are:


1. M. N. Esowe of the National Industrial Court - Given serious warning


2. Justice Adolphus Enebeli of the Rivers State High Court of Justice


3. Justice Bassey Frank Etuk of the Akwa-Ibom State High Court.


The NJC however, discontinued the probe of Justice T. U. Uzokwe, Chief Judge, Abia State; Justice Okoroafor of the Abia State High Court and Justice Jude Okeke of the FCT High Court.


The homes of the suspended judges were in the midnight of October 8, 2017 raided by the DSS, where the sum of N271.7million in both local and foreign currencies were allegedly recovered.





The DSS said the raids were conducted after a series of “sting operations” targeting judges of Supreme, Appeal and High Courts who were being watched for “corruption and other acts professional misconduct.”


“We have been monitoring the expensive and luxurious lifestyle of some of the judges, as well as complaints from the concerned public over judgments obtained fraudulently,” an official of the service, Garba Abdullahi, had said.


The development threw the country’s judiciary into chaos, with lawyers expressing divergent views.



http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/06/njc-places-3-justices-on-watch-list.html


[/quote] Jesus, I said it! So this my calendar is Biafra made! October 2017 [quote author=:
The National Judicial Council, NJC, has issued a serious warning to three Justices and placed them on watch list for different offences based on petitions against them.


The are:


1. M. N. Esowe of the National Industrial Court - Given serious warning


2. Justice Adolphus Enebeli of the Rivers State High Court of Justice


3. Justice Bassey Frank Etuk of the Akwa-Ibom State High Court.


The NJC however, discontinued the probe of Justice T. U. Uzokwe, Chief Judge, Abia State; Justice Okoroafor of the Abia State High Court and Justice Jude Okeke of the FCT High Court.


The homes of the suspended judges were in the midnight of October 8, 2017 raided by the DSS, where the sum of N271.7million in both local and foreign currencies were allegedly recovered.





The DSS said the raids were conducted after a series of “sting operations” targeting judges of Supreme, Appeal and High Courts who were being watched for “corruption and other acts professional misconduct.”


“We have been monitoring the expensive and luxurious lifestyle of some of the judges, as well as complaints from the concerned public over judgments obtained fraudulently,” an official of the service, Garba Abdullahi, had said.


The development threw the country’s judiciary into chaos, with lawyers expressing divergent views.



http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/06/njc-places-3-justices-on-watch-list.html

Jesus, I said it! So this my calendar is Biafra made! October 2017

PearlStreet:


Unfortunately, your opinion is as useless as an eunuch's manhood.

Get proper education as to how petitions are presented to the NJC and write yours if you have facts against Okon Abang.

see Mr.useful mofo,! you want me to believe that all the cut and join judgement that nutjob has been delivering had not elicited petitions?
your zombiism is in the same level with Ugandan president who waters plantation while it is raining.

HungerBAD:
I believe this list.

If a Judge from Rivers State was not in the list,i would have called the list a fake one.

Afonja you don start