Njc sacks enugu cj appeal court justice kano judge alleged corruption

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The National Judicial Council (NJC) has recommended the compulsory retirement of Justice Uche N. Njoku of the Court of Appeal, Enugu Division, and Justice Kabiru Auta of the Kano State High Court, over allegations of corruption.

The NJC, in a statement, said it took the decision after investigating the allegations of misconduct and corruption levelled against the two judges.

The allegations against Justice Njoku include receiving a bribe of N2.5 million from a litigant to influence the outcome of a case, while Justice Auta was accused of receiving a bribe of N500,000 to compromise a case.

The NJC also recommended the suspension of Justice Auta from office pending the outcome of the disciplinary action against him.

The NJC's decision is a significant step in the fight against corruption in the judiciary, and it sends a strong message that judges who engage in corrupt practices will be held accountable.

It's worth noting that the NJC's recommendations are subject to approval by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, who has the power to confirm or reject the recommendations.

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