The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has established the Adjudicature Review Committee (ARC) to strengthen Nigeria’s judicial system.
The association also appointed Dr. Sam Amadi, former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), as the chairman of the committee.
This was disclosed in a statement by Mazi Afam Osigwe, Chairman of the NBA, and shared by Amadi on his X (formerly Twitter) handle on Saturday.
“Thanks @afamosigwe and NBA for the honor of appointing me to chair this important committee to reshape the judiciary towards a justice-based adjudication that promotes democratic accountability,” Amadi posted on X.
According to the statement, Osigwe noted that the ARC will regularly review key appellate court cases, providing comprehensive analysis to address legal errors and contribute to jurisprudence that enhances democracy and justice in Nigeria.
The NBA President also tasked the committee with publishing the Nigeria Adjudicature Review quarterly and offering scholarly commentary on cases with significant socio-economic and political impacts.
“The ARC will regularly review key appellate court cases, providing comprehensive analysis to address legal errors and contribute to jurisprudence that deepens democracy and justice in Nigeria.
“The Committee will publish the Nigeria Adjudicature Review quarterly, offering learned commentary on cases with significant socio-economic and political impacts.
“Every quarter, the ARC will submit a detailed report to the NBA President, assessing the judiciary’s role in promoting professional ethics, substantial justice, and democratic accountability,” part of the statement read.
