Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, urges stakeholders in Nigeria’s judiciary to adopt a people-centred approach to justice reform. He makes the call during the 66th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), speaking at a panel session in Port Harcourt.
Osinbajo’s remarks focus on repositioning the justice system to better serve citizens. He emphasizes that reforms should expand access to justice and align the system with public needs. One outlet also highlights that his proposals include data-driven changes, aimed at improving how justice services are delivered. The two reports broadly agree on the central theme: reform is meant to be citizen-focused rather than limited to institutional restructuring.
