CJN to ECOWAS Courtroom:  Give you tips that can facilitate enforcement of judgment 

The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, Tuesday, suggested the {Economic} Neighborhood of West African States (ECOWAS) Courtroom of Justice to provide you with tips that can facilitate the enforcement of its judgment by member states.

Kekere-Ekun gave the cost in Abuja when she hosted a delegation of the ECOWAS Courtroom led by the courtroom’s president, Honourable Justice Ricardo Goncalves.

Three different justices of the Supreme Courtroom, Honourable Justices Inyang Okoro, Adamu Jauro, and Chioma Iheme-Nwosu, had been additionally in attendance.

This was contained in a press release by Mr Tobi Soniyi, Senior Particular Assistant on Media to the CJN, the go to by Goncalves and his crew, was to solicit the help of the CJN for the enforcement of the judgments of the ECOWAS Courtroom.

Eighty per cent of the courtroom’s judgments, the pinnacle of the delegation lamented, couldn’t be enforced attributable to lack of political will and different challenges.

Justice Goncalves urged Nigeria to steer by instance, saying that if Nigeria enforces the courtroom’s judgments, different member states will comply with go well with.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat KekereEkun, recommended the ECOWAS Courtroom for its landmark and spectacular judgments on enforcement of elementary human rights within the sub-region.

Whereas recognising the significance of enforcement of the judgments of the ECOWAS Courtroom, the CJN acknowledged additional that the enforcement of the courtroom’s judgments lies primarily with the chief.

She subsequently suggested the courtroom to make use of the chance offered by its Bilateral Assembly on the Standing of the Judgments of the Neighborhood Courtroom of Justice of ECOWAS to develop a uniform process for the enforcement of the courtroom’s judgments.