Former President Goodluck Jonathan has issued a stark warning: no serious investor is going to put their money into a country where the judiciary is compromised and officials are calling the shots on court decisions.
His remarks come at a crucial moment when many Nigerians are already doubting the integrity of the courts and the growing sway of politicians over judicial outcomes.
Jonathan’s statement carries significant weight because it goes beyond just politics, it impacts Nigeria’s economy, foreign investments, and the quest for genuine justice.
If investors can’t have faith in our courts, what does that spell for jobs, economic growth, and the future of everyday Nigerians?
