The Judge of the Federal High Court Justice, Abuja Division, Justice Adeniyi Ademola has voluntarily resigned from service.

The High court judge, who was one of the eight judges whose houses were raided by the Department of State Security Service (DSS) for alleged corrupt practices and money laundering tendered his resignation letter to the National Judicial Council late in the evening of Wednesday after he had presided over several cases, four of which were criminal matters.

As at the time of filling this report, official reason or reasons for his retirement were unavailable.

Source: Nigerian Elites Forum

Your source of information lack credibility

Okay.

Another Evidence, the anti corruption war is being felt.

AtikuChukwu and his iPod supporters should go hide their heads in the sand.

We cannot replace a honest 74 year old Buhari with a 73 year old corrupt secessionist crook called Atifuchukwu or whatever in 2019....

NgeneUkwenu:
Another Evidence, the anti corruption war is being felt.

AtikuChukwu and his iPod supporters should go hide their heads in the sand.

We cannot replace a honest 74 year old Buhari with a 73 year old corrupt secessionist crook called Atifuchukwu or whatever in 2019....

You forgot to take your drugs this morning.

more to resign

Atiku effect

Keneking:
Atiku effect

shuo, for this one again!

Wisdom! It's better to retire in peace than to be choked by the lies and unconstitutional stances of this present administration. You deserve your rest, sir.

Goke7:


shuo, for this one again!

No be ipob yoots again? They want Nigeria destroyed to fester their agenda..hence their unflinchingly supports for cross criminal elements..

NgeneUkwenu:
Another Evidence, the anti corruption war is being felt.

AtikuChukwu and his iPod supporters should go hide their heads in the sand.

We cannot replace a honest 74 year old Buhari with a 73 year old corrupt secessionist crook called Atifuchukwu or whatever in 2019....

This Buhari is actually 64 years old

shame pushed him to retirement

It's the most honourable thing to do, after the public embarrassment he's endured, even when he wasn't found guilty.
..very un-Nigerian.

Day169:
It's the most honourable thing to do, after the public embarrassment he's endured, even when he wasn't found guilty.
..very un-Nigerian.

Expected it at d first instance! Truly, very un-nigerian.