“Uju Agomoh Warns of Potential Revolution if Judiciary Fails to Fulfill Its Role”

In a recent interview with Arise News, Uju Agomoh, the Founder/Executive Director of PRAWA and a distinguished PhD holder in Criminology and Prison Studies, voiced her apprehensions regarding the presidential election petitions in Nigeria. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>

With conviction, she underscored the crucial role of the judiciary in upholding their responsibilities and issued a warning that the failure to do so could potentially lead to a revolution.

Agomoh stressed that it is crucial for the judiciary to act appropriately and make the right decisions to preserve societal values. She also highlighted the significance of maintaining the independence of the judiciary.

Agomoh’s statement has sparked reactions online, particularly from supporters of different presidential candidates. Many individuals share the belief that if the judiciary does not act in accordance with what is right, there is a possibility of a revolution. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>

This sentiment reflects the dissatisfaction and frustration felt by those who perceive a lack of justice or fairness in the handling of election petitions. The statement serves as a call for action to ensure the judiciary upholds its responsibilities and safeguards the integrity of the electoral process.

Overall, Agomoh’s message underscores the significance of the judiciary’s role in maintaining social order and justice. By emphasizing the potential consequences of failing to fulfill their duties, she raises awareness and encourages the public to hold the judiciary accountable for their actions.