Court of Appeal Deploys 40 Justices to Lagos to Clear 360 Pending Appeals
The Court of Appeal has deployed 40 Justices to Lagos to address the backlog of 360 pending appeals. Justice Monica Dongban Mensem emphasized the need for proactive measures to handle the high volume of litigation in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial hub.
The special session aims to strengthen the efficiency of the judicial system and ensure timely delivery of justice. The deployment of Justices from various divisions nationwide reflects a commitment to enhancing the administration of justice in the country.
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