Many Nigerians view the country’s judiciary as corrupt, inaccessible, and vulnerable to political interference, according to a new report by the Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA Resource Centre).
The report, titled, ‘Voices for Justice: A Civic Lens on Nigeria’s Judicial System – Documenting Public Experiences, Opinions, and Reform Demands,’ was launched on Tuesday in Lagos by HEDA.
The report marks the fifth edition of the organisation’s Leadership…
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