Sold bench and dismantling of a nation

There is a particular cruelty in the corruption of justice in our dear country and I write about it here as someone who has had the opportunity of reporting the judiciary. You see, when a thief steals bread, the hunger is visible and the theft can be named. But when a court of law is purchased, or hijacked, by political power, the theft is invisible, the victim is everyone. Accept it or deny it, Nigeria today stands precisely at a precipice, staring into an abyss of a judicial capture that is so brazen, so structurally embedded, and so casually accepted that many Nigerians, have ceased to expect any objective good from the sacred temple of justice except the confirmation of whatever the ...