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Osita Okechukwu, a founding member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has asked President Bola Tinubu to vigorously implement the idea that he patriotically stated at the Nigerian Judges’ Conference, praising him for echoing the ageless spirit of the Magna Carta.
Speaking to reporters in Abuja, Okechukwu pointed out that one of the most renowned pillars of the rule of law is still Clause 40 of the 1215 Magna Carta, which the President emphasized.
“To no one will we sell, to no one will we deny or delay right or justice,” the phrase declares.
He underlined that this idea continues to be the worldwide benchmark for the rule of law, guaranteeing that justice is equitable, available, and never reliant on riches, power, or royal favor.
Okechukwu praised President Tinubu for his candid comments at the Judges’ Conference, in which he publicly addressed the public’s concerns with the Nigerian court system’s delays, lack of integrity, and access to justice.
“We must acknowledge, with candor, that the public’s perception of the judicial process has not always been favorable,” the President stated. Delays, integrity issues, and uncertainty over access to justice have all been voiced by citizens.
Whether or not these perceptions are entirely justified, they cannot be disregarded. They urge us to consider, change, and rebuild.
In the end, justice is for the people, not the bench or the bar. Our country’s stability is based on their trust in the legal system.
Okechukwu claims that President Tinubu has already initiated the fundamental pillars of modernization, capacity building, reforms, and judicial revival.
“A decisive combination of discipline, a relentless war against corruption, welfare for the masses, and deep, consistent implementation of the President’s vision is now required,” he declared.
