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Kekere-Ekun defends judiciary, warns against sweeping corruption attacks

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•Chief Justice of Nigeria Kudirat Kekere-Ekun has issued a public defence of the judiciary against generalized corruption allegations.
•Kekere-Ekun has warned against sweeping or blanket corruption attacks on judges that are not supported by specific evidence.
•The CJN has stated that criticism of the judiciary should be evidence-based to avoid undermining the courts.
•Multiple Nigerian media outlets, including Punch, ThisDay, and Vanguard, reported her remarks in mid-February 2026.
•Her comments frame unfounded corruption allegations as a threat to the integrity and public perception of the judicial system.

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▸If public and political actors moderate their rhetoric and focus on evidence-based complaints against judges The Nigerian judiciary and legal profession may experience a partial restoration of institutional credibility, easing pressure on court-led reforms.

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If confidence in the judiciary’s ability to enforce contracts weakens, investor perceptions of legal risk for Nigerian banks and financial institutions could become more volatile.