Odinkalu, Soon Tinubu May Decide To Relieve Wike Until Then We’ll Continue To Ask To Leave Our Judges

Chidi Odinkalu, a legal professor and former chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, responded to a human rights lawyer’s promise to hold FCT Minister Nyesom Wike responsible for demolishing civilians’ homes in a recent remark posted on his official X account.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

The demolitions have drawn widespread criticism, with allegations of Wike’s growing influence in the judiciary adding to the controversy.

Odinkalu has been vocal about Wike’s actions, particularly their impact on judicial independence.

“Soon, very soon, @officialABAT may decide that the #GreedyGlutton is more peril than promise and should be surplus to requurements. Until then, we will continue to ask @GovWike to #LeaveOurJudgesAlone,” Odinkalu wrote.

The statement underlines Odinkalu’s concerns about potential political repercussions for Wike.

Referring to Wike as the “Greedy Glutton,” Odinkalu criticized both the demolitions and alleged interference in judicial processes.

Human rights lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, has pledged to pursue legal action to ensure justice for those affected by the demolitions, this development has brought further debate about governance and the rule of law in the Federal Capital Territory.

Odinkalu’s comments reflect a growing demand for fairness and transparency in addressing these issues.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>