Former Sokoto State Governor and serving senator, Aminu Tambuwal, has urged the judiciary to uphold its integrity and resist any try and undermine Nigeria’s democracy.
Tambuwal made the decision on Tuesday whereas talking on the nationwide conference of the African Democratic Congress in Abuja.
The previous Speaker of the Home of Representatives warned that historical past would decide the actions of people in positions of authority, particularly inside key establishments.
“We’re in a important interval in Nigeria the place those that declare to be democrats are revealing their true nature,” he mentioned.
Addressing members of the judiciary, Tambuwal cautioned in opposition to permitting themselves for use to wreck the nation, referencing previous occasions such because the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election.
He harassed that judicial officers should stay unbiased and keep away from exterior affect that might compromise the justice system and democratic course of.
“Let no decide enable himself for use to destroy Nigeria. Historical past is recording our actions, and future generations are watching,” he mentioned.
Tambuwal additionally reminded these in positions of authority to behave with accountability, noting that their selections carry lasting penalties.
He warned judges to be conscious of pressures from people looking for to affect rulings, including that final judgment rests with God.