As the judiciary marks a new legal year, the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Walter Onnoghen has vowed to wield the big stick against corrupt judicial officers.
Onnoghen, who said he was committed to ensuring that the judiciary was efficient, effective and just, said this in Abuja at the opening ceremony of the 2017 national workshop for Secretaries, Registrars, Court Clerks, Protocol Officers, Bailiffs and Process Servers.
According to him, the attitude and conduct of judicial officers and support staffs towards court users must be that of responsibility and accountability in order to boost public confidence in the judiciary.
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The government is made up of individuals. They have families too, they want to love and be loved. They have families too. We should not fear them. They should fear us. Use organised violence to threaten government workers. Threaten their families to get them to comply. Example obasanjo has a family, he has investments. It is easier to bring down a man who has something to lose. Burn down his farm and investments. GO after his family. Use organised violence to threaten his security details. No body would want to protect a politician, when his own family and property are venerable