Thread by @WaleMicaiah

Politics apart, the supreme head of our JUDICIARY is not in compliant with the LAW and he still maintains his office.

Even if there is a process, couldn't he on personal integrity & accountability consider the larger population and the profession?

What exactly do we call this?

This further reinforces my thought that those who make and know the law are of greater danger to the law than those the law are made for - the public & commoners.

They know the law and will always find their way around it thereby destroying the essence of a sacred institution.

The Nigerian laws are respecter of persons.

They are more often than not, more applicable to the poor, the vulnerable and the defenseless.

With the poor, the wheel of justice accelerates at the speed of light but with the rich & the privileged, it drags like a drunken snail.

If the head of your Judiciary has an excuse not to comply with the law & remains in office on the injunction of "due process" or court order, Nigeria demonstrates to the world that we operate a new normal.

We are destroying the supposed hope of the common man - the court.

After we are done with Politics;

After we are done with Partisanship;

After we are done with Nepotism;

After we are done with Ethnicity;

After we are done with Irrationality;

After we are done with Anyhowness;

Hope we still have a country where the law holds water for all.