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CJN Reacts To Leaked Petition By Supreme Court Justices, Denies Allegations

The justices of the Supreme Court had in a joint petition accused the CJN of poor welfare among others.

But the CJN in a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media, Ahuraka Isah, denied the allegations.

He explained the Supreme Court justices were provided with SUV vehicles, cars and accommodation.

On the allegation that there was no electricity in the courtrooms, the statement explained that the high cost of electricity tariff and diesel are national problem.

He also debunked allegation that the justices had no Internet to do their work.

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