Legal Practitioner Urges Transparency in Judicial Nominee Integrity Test

Legal practitioner Opara in Abuja criticizes the lack of transparency in the integrity test process for judicial nominees, urging the panel to disclose the names of the 34 failed nominees. Opara emphasizes the importance of a credible judiciary in combating misconduct in society and demands full disclosure to dispel suspicions.
He questions the secrecy surrounding the screening process and advocates for openness to ensure fairness and public trust. Opara highlights the need for clarity on the criteria used for disqualifications and calls for a more transparent approach to the selection process.
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