Former CJN Addresses Court Judgments and Alleged Christian Genocide, Emphasizes Peace and Unity
Former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Olukayode Ariwoola, in an exclusive interview, discussed his career, highlighting his commitment to delivering judgments based on merit without bias. He addressed allegations of religious bias in the judiciary, stressing that insecurity and terrorism in the country are not religious issues.
Ariwoola urged Nigerians to promote peace and unity beyond religious and ethnic divides. He emphasized his years on the bench teaching justice and the need for a peaceful environment free from hate and division.
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