It would appear that the judiciary is finally manning up and 'fighting' back.

Beginning with the recall of the suspended judges and those who were asked to recuse themselves in clear defiance of the presidency.

Justices Ademola, Okoro, etc are back to their offices saying nothing dey happen.

To make it clearer that the presidency has been demystified on 14th instant, even Umar (of all people) discharged and acquitted Saraki contrary to well held belief that Saraki would willy-nilly be convicted.

Finally, and the same day too, the Court of Appeal upturned the decision of the CCT by discharging and acquitting Elder Orubebe.

Something is happening somewhere.

Are these developments welcome or otherwise?

Your thoughts.

They should continue.

The youths celebrating all these should brace up.

They will serve loooters children the way their fathers served the looters they are praising.

Oga d whole thing right from d onset had been a charade.. Dis has nothing to do with d judiciary or anything at dat.. When it started and ppl screamed witch-hunt some of U kept making all sort of noises about how d govt was seriously fighting corruption.. Even afta a while without any headway in any of it's cases, U ppl still kept swallowing d so called corruption war hook line and sinker.. D govt is simply being vindictive. There wasn't any case in d first place and even those dat have cases to answer are being ignored and allowed to walk free..