The National Judicial Council (NJC) issues a set of decisions at its 111th meeting on 13 May, chaired by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Kudirat Kekere-Ekun. According to reports from multiple outlets, the NJC suspends two judges for judicial misconduct. One report specifies the suspension is for one year. The NJC also rejects eight other judges’ appeals, effectively upholding earlier outcomes in those cases. In addition, the council recommends the appointment or elevation of 12 new justices to the Court of Appeal. The recommendations are presented as part of the NJC’s role in advising on judicial appointments and disciplinary actions. While the outlets differ slightly in wording and detail, they broadly agree on the core elements of the meeting: the suspension of two judges, the rejection of eight appeals, and the recommendation of 12 new Court of Appeal justices. The reports do not provide additional specifics on the judges’ identities or the particular misconduct allegations in the material provided.