Jonathan Warns of Investor Exodus Over Compromised Judiciary in Nigeria

Former President Goodluck Jonathan criticized the Bola Tinubu administration, warning that Nigeria's compromised judiciary is driving investors away. Speaking at the Democracy Dialogue of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation in Accra, Ghana, Jonathan emphasized the importance of judicial independence for a thriving economy.

He cautioned that the current regime's control over the courts is deterring investors and deepening Nigeria's economic crisis. Catholic Bishop Matthew Kukah echoed Jonathan's concerns, urging caution in the face of potential political upheaval.

In response, the Tinubu Support Group dismissed Jonathan's comments as insignificant. The remarks come amid growing apprehension about the state of Nigeria's judiciary and its impact on economic stability.