Nigeria's Judiciary Faces Independence Challenges Amidst New Code of Conduct

The article discusses the challenges of independence and accountability in Nigeria's judiciary, emphasizing the introduction of a new code of conduct. The National Judicial Institute (NJI) organized a workshop to educate senior judges on the new tax law, sparking concerns about potential influence on judicial autonomy.
The judiciary's commitment to upholding high standards of conduct and independence is questioned amidst efforts to enhance collaboration with other sectors.
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