THE JUDICIARY IS OUR BIGGEST PROBLEM

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Seems we are forgetting one thing and that is that our greatest problem is not really the executive but the "JUDICIARY". How do you explain a man charged to court with over 100 charges and a "right thinking" Judge quashes all and declares the accused innocent when even the devil will take the stand against the accused. Also, you see cases dragging on for years when there are no tangible reasons for this. With a stronger Judiciary we will make greater progress to our desire to "annihilate" corruption.

I am more than convinced that if we have judges who are upright and will not tell us "my hands are tied", we will walk into our Canaan. The executive has done well to introduce EFCC and other related agencies (whether with good intentions or not), it is now the turn of the judiciary to sit up or be shipped out. 

Also, the religious leaders will do well to stop recognising the thieves under the pretext of "God asking us to pray for our leaders". 

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