First Lady Tinubu Advocates for Judiciary's Role in Justice

On Tuesday, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu addressed the International Association of Women Judges conference in Abuja, stating that the judiciary is central to sustaining the rule of law in a democratic society. She pointed out that the judiciary serves as a foundation for justice and the protection of citizens' rights.
Tinubu underscored the significance of having women on the bench, noting that their presence adds value to the judicial system by broadening perspectives and deepening understanding of justice across Africa. She commended the association for its commitment to promoting judicial excellence and gender equity in access to justice.
Chief Justice of Nigeria Kudirat Keker Ekun also spoke at the event, explaining that the administration of justice is not merely an abstract ideal but a cornerstone of societal stability. Ekun emphasized the judiciary's unique position in governance, highlighting the need for integrity and ethical standards within the judicial framework.
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