Obasanjo Challenges Judicial Authority: Questions Credibility of Judges in Zamfara Kano Plateau Sentences"

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Former President Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, in a strong rebuke of the judiciary, questioned the credibility of judges who overturned decisions made by millions of voters. Addressing a conference on Rethinking Western Liberal Democracy in Africa, Obasanjo expressed deep concern about the judges' rulings on state elections. While known for expressing his opinions, Obasanjo refrained from criticizing the current system directly, emphasizing the unacceptability of a few disregarding the choices of millions. He urged political leaders and stakeholders to address this issue, highlighting the potential consequences of ongoing injustice. Obasanjo's remarks sparked controversy, raising questions about the balance of power between the judiciary and the electorate, and prompting a broader examination of the democratic system's legitimacy. His call for a system review underscored the importance of protecting people's interests and preventing the erosion of democratic principles.

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