Former Enugu State governor Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani has said the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu, engineered a judicial reform system when he was governor of Lagos State, which many other states, including Enugu, copied.
Nnamani, a senatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in next year’s general elections, disclosed that a committee set up by Tinubu recommended an administration of the justice system in Lagos State that should “be fair, effective, proactive, well paid, merit driven, free of corruption, technologically advanced, inexpensive, and appropriately resourced.”
The senator representing Enugu East in the Senate, noted that the Tinubu administration adopted several of the recommendations provided by the judicial committee, including elimination of corruption from the legal system.
Nnamani in a statement, commended the APC presidential candidate for improving the welfare of judges and magistrates serving in Lagos State, “in order to provide transparent processes and foster a culture of zero tolerance for corrupt behaviours.
“Additionally, the appointments of 22 magistrates and more than three judges were revoked.
“In furtherance to these actions, a lot of efforts were put into streamlining the hiring process. The state Bar’s input was solicited about judicial appointments and recruitment done entirely on the basis of merit and the recommendations of Judicial Service Commission.
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