HURIWA raises alarm over alleged plot to hijack Rivers case transferred special panel
Politics
THE Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, has raised serious concerns over recent developments in the legal handling of cases involving Rivers State.
Specifically, HURIWA is alarmed by the plot to influence decisions unfavorable to Rivers State.
HURIWA has called on the National Judicial Council, NJC, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, and the President of the Court of Appeal, PCA, to investigate the plot, which the group fears can undermine the financial stability of the state.
The association also pledged to monitor the situation closely, mobilizing civil society to ensure transparency and fairness in all judicial proceedings affecting Rivers State.
It has also vowed to work with other advocacy groups to hold the judiciary accountable, protecting the rights and interests of states against any form of external manipulation.
The association called on the judiciary to maintain its independence and resist any pressures that could influence decisions on matters of national importance.
According to HURIWA, only an impartial and independent judiciary can ensure the fair distribution of resources and uphold the democratic values that are fundamental to Nigeria’s unity.
In conclusion, HURIWA’s leadership reiterates its dedication to advocating for justice and transparency, urging the NJC, CJN, and PCA to take decisive action to protect the rule of law in Nigeria.
According to the statement signed by Emmanuel Onwubiko, National Coordinator, HURIWA warned that any attempts to manipulate judicial outcomes not only damage the credibility of the judiciary but also threaten the stability and progress of Nigeria’s democracy.
23rd November, 2024.
C.E.
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