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Add as a preferred source on GoogleZebulon Agomuo’s Oct. 29 article discusses recurring allegations of corruption and complicity involving the institutions.
BusinessDay published an article by Zebulon Agomuo on Oct. 29 examining public criticism of Nigeria’s judiciary and legislature.
Agomuo described recurring allegations of corruption and complicity involving the institutions and referred to efforts to counter that criticism.
The constitutional amendment needs approval from at least 24 of Nigeria’s 36 state assemblies.
Nigeria ranks first at about 56,000, narrowly ahead of India's 55,000; the full June 2026-March 2027 estimate is 857,000.
The NSDC estimates self-sufficiency could save about $1 billion in foreign exchange annually and create about 110,000 direct jobs.
