  cof美國 version of the Supreme Court justice Muamad Atyju                       , as called for the reduction of the powers of the Chief Justice of Nigeria and CGS.                  , in linked the negative perception of the judiciary to the appointment of judicial officials claiming that appointments have been polluted by political, sufficient, sectional interests, he added that the oversight functions of these bodies should not rest nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd, nd Thanks for� Pleasure little What is your take off And the言 The retirement Justice of the Supreme Court What I'm dressed as now The speech is round out It came at a very time we are What was said Is actually a practical truth in the maternal benefits If you see D. N. is a red of the judiciary Not D. N. is a red of the judiciary asha f ka e ʻえっ When you do that, when you call for that endless power or one authority, just like when people say that an individual is too powerful, the CDN has that power to, because all the institutions are not on the level you decided to be heard of power at the same time. And the power of power of the being, it not creates coherence, like coherence in terms of being over-sighted by the set of the, just like it's very known, the information of the power of the being over-sighted by the national assembly, and the coherence of the house of assemblies of the states. Here, the CDN is like an entire building inside, in this enormous power. That is why it is very easy for you to find a CDN that may decide to abuse power, even when the intent is not there to do it. Because power called and absolutely power called absolutely. This power, where almost there are too much, is in the head of the right benches, in the head of every two judicial, the precise provides and all that. Barista, I'm thinking, retired justice, that Tito was on the bench for more than three decades, and all these constitutional or hierarchical perfidies were in place. And this same justice that Tito retired was one of those inclusive of the incumbent CDN, he was one of those who, against the tradition of the bench, especially the senior bench, was one of those who wrote a letter of protestation against the immediate past. Chief Justice of Nigeria, so upon all these observations, having noted all these observations, it took him only the kind of character at his valedictory session to mouth it. Doesn't that seem a bit strange? Well, this is not the first time about the issue and the issue of the administration of the judiciary, like you said. Well, one of those who was out in the final CDN, were there during the torture of the office, in terms of the impacts and in terms of the hours within which the judges also had the electricity to carry out their torture and all that. And the same in the administration that I was at that time, the worst out at that time. And now about retirement, this is a suggestion that we need that we want to have all this while. This is a suggestion that only one person should pretend that they have seen the entire judicial movement. And hence, all the judicial hands are beside the remittances of all the judicial institutions within the judicial circuit. And that there is a need for us to create, you know, certain breakdown of power. So that power from the money concept should go to only one person. Yeah, it is right to say that this was not made public while in the office. But upon retirement, the flexibility and then the courage to speak is higher at this level. Okay, okay, okay. But it doesn't seem like one is trying to, one is trying to portray justice. Muammar Datijo retired as being cowardly. That's not my, but let's even look further beyond at least. He ultimately mustered the courage of character to mouth it at his valedictory session. Then one ordinarily would want to ask what is the usefulness of the MBA at this juncture. Because if you really look at it, apart from the Ministry of Justice that is not added by the C.J.N., the MBA II is not added by the C.J.N. And yet all these untoward structural defects have been there all this while that even some of us who are not lawyers have had occasions to speak to it. And yet it does seem that the MBA is just playing by and by with it. The power to discipline judges or to make a contribution as to how judges will administer the dispensational justice is not within the jurisdiction of the MBA to so do. If this is how a committee of the MBA is structurally meant not to discipline lawyers. Whereas I never meant the power to discipline, but the power to recommend reforms, to recommend structural realignment. Because ordinarily anybody who is just in the trade, you don't have to be a lawyer, if you look at all the roles and responsibilities concentrated in the office of the C.J.N. and in a single individual, it is almost inevitable that that person will abuse that office. And within the context of that fact, why has the MBA not recommended that there be some form of reforms and even write directly to the National Assembly that has the right, that has the constitutional responsibility to legislate amendments that cannot be rubbish by the judiciary. I am just thinking about it. The MBA have done that repeatedly over and over again, in virtually all the sessions of the MBA, including during the MBA conference, including looking at recommendations as to separating the office of the the foundation and minister of justice. That's an argument on the situation of the MBA. As regards the C.J.N. and the MBA, it has been there have been recommendations, recommendations, right to power, right to power on that issue. So this is not new. It is making the news to go because it is coming from a justice of the Supreme Court, the former justice of the Supreme Court now. It is coming from the immigrants now stating the fact that it is better to have a point where there is a need to take care of this. Hello Barista. Barista, I really don't want us to re-ask the point any further. I'm thinking we should be looking in the direction of solutions or suggestions to reform now. I'm sitting there as a theory of assault, somebody who is not as landed as you are, thinking maybe it's about time that not only the MBA, not only even benches, not only members of the bench, senior bench from the high court to the Supreme Court, but even those of us who are journalists, maybe it's about time we started calling out our legislators to review laws with a view to addressing this structural and hierarchical anomaly of assault. What do you think? Yes, I think the individual have made a comment to that effect. Yes, they really have made a comment to that effect. I read in the news this afternoon, what is it that we are looking to the issue in question and review for possible on the use of amendment and structure. So I think it is not a reform drama, it is not a typical issue. It's not a typical issue, it's not a major issue that we are looking to ensure that we have a better system. In the days when these systems were structured this way, when people were not this loose, people had a lot of respite when we were slow and all that. 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The Waze Committee officially known as the topic actually is reconciling the Waze Committee with the 2023 elections. So the Waze Committee officially known as the Electoral Reform Committee was established by late President Umayah in 2007 following the general elections that raised concerns about the integrity of the electoral process. The committee was tasked with investigating the issues around the controversial elections and making recommendations for electoral reforms to ensure free, fair and credible elections. It was led by respected juist, indeed the retired Chief Justice of Nigeria Justice Mohammad Wave. The committee consisted of diverse members from legal, academic and civil society sectors. After an extensive review and consultation process, the committee presented its report and recommendations in August 2008. The recommendations put forth by the Waze Committee aimed to address key challenges faced during the 2007 presidential elections and improve the overall electoral system in Nigeria. So the notable recommendations included one independent electoral commission, INEC reforms. The committee recommended the structuring the independent national electoral commission INEC to enhance its independence, neutrality and effectiveness. These included transparent and non-partisan appointments of INEC officials ensuring adequate funding for the commission and strengthening its capacity to conduct credible elections. This is yet to be effected. The President, who is himself a partisan, still appoints INECs, chair and commissioners. Electoral Offences and Tribunal Reforms. The committee proposed the establishment of specialized electoral offices courts and the Electoral Offences Commission to undo and prosecute electoral malpractices swiftly. This has not been implemented. It also suggested reforms to the election tribunals to expedite the resolution of election-related disputes. Relative to the years it took for elections litigations then, litigations are now time-bound. Atiku and Peter Obi lost their appeals based on the time-bound nature of electoral litigation. Political party reforms. The committee recommended measures to promote internal democracy within political parties including guidelines for party primaries, transparent selection processes and mechanisms to ensure party discipline. It also called for strict regulations on campaign for financing and transparency in party funding. The politicians are still the weakest link in the integrity chain of our polity or our electioneering. Voter registration and education. The committee recommended the adoption of a comprehensive and reliable system for voter registration with the use of biometric technology to improve the accuracy and credibility of the voter role. Adoption of technology has really reduced if not totally cleansed. Our elections of fictitious voters like Jackson, MCM, ITEC have stopped coming to vote in Nigeria. It also stressed the importance of voter and public awareness campaigns to promote active citizen participation in the electoral process. The subsystem voter party is still speaking to this as yet to be met. Electoral security. The committee suggested measures to enhance electoral security by strengthening the collaboration between security agencies, improving training for electoral personnel and deploying adequate security during elections to prevent violence and intimidation. As much as there are relative improvements to the security scenario of the do or die elections of 2007, the politicians are still exploiting the financial material and intellectual property of the lack and fall of our security in complicity with the agreements to disrupt elections in some few instances. These recommendations aimed to address the shortcomings of the 2007 presidential elections and build a stronger and more inclusive electoral system in the country. While not all recommendations were implemented immediately, the Ways Committee report has served as a crucial standard for the post-2007 electoral reforms contributing to major improvements in the conduct of elections and the consolidation of democracy in Nigeria. And that's it on the show for tonight. I am Bola Oba. Have a good night.