Yankee101:
Imagine this same woman nigerians fought for so buhari will appoint her because she was the most senior and qualified

You don enter don dey play politics

In law and medicine you don learn on the job, you are only labeled specialist after you've finished learning. Likewise a judge should understand the laws they seek to interpret or they'll miscarry justice

you learn on the job in all field of endeavour. Life is not stagnant. We discover new things daily. It is only an illiterate that will say he has finish learning. The important thing here is to be above a certain level of knowledge.

Misterone:
you learn on the job in all field of endeavour. Life is not stagnant. We discover new things daily. It is only an illiterate that will say he has finish learning. The important thing here is to be above a certain level of knowledge.

Read the article again. They were not 'above a certain level of knowledge ' that's why the NBA cried out. They couldn't answer basic law school knowledge level questions

Monica, please make me judge.
I can learn on the job.

observanc1:
did u read the story at all?
She was talking of qualified high court judges being interviewed to be elevated to court of appeal.
Nobody knows it all. People learn on the job.

You who read the story should tell us the purpose of the interview then.

There’s a difference between learning on the job, and growing on the job...
When I go in for surgery, I dearly hope my surgeon is not learning on the job.

Certain positions require that you are already well-versed and learned for the job...
As you continue in the job, you grow and become more experienced - and thus more efficient!

The legal rights of citizens should not be subjected to trial-and-error.
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Yankee101:


Read the article again. They were not 'above a certain level of knowledge ' that's why the NBA cried out. They couldn't answer basic law school knowledge level questions

NBA that is now political? You should re-read the article again. First of all, these judges are all high court judges. 2. They're all experienced and qualified to be judges 3. They all have their specialty so it would be wrong to ask questions not related to their specialty. That is what the PAC is saying.