Is The Judiciary Now A Third Party Benefactor In Crime Revenue In Nigeria?:EFCC A Partner 🤔?

As a concerned journalist, I am compelled to ask: is this a case of justice being served, or is it a classic example of how the powerful and wealthy can manipulate the system to their advantage? The speed at which the conditions were changed raises more questions than answers. Was there undue influence or pressure brought to bear on the court?

Furthermore, I am concerned about the integrity of our judiciary. Why would a reputable profession like the judiciary allow itself to be perceived as a third party benefactor in crime revenue in Nigeria? The judges must remain impartial and uphold the law, rather than waiting to collect and quote the law to suit the highest bidder.

As a nation, we must demand more from our institutions. We must insist on transparency, accountability, and justice for all, regardless of social status or wealth. The trial of Yahaya Bello is a test case for our judiciary, and we must watch closely to ensure that justice is served.

In the words of the Bible, "Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people" (Proverbs 14:34). Let us strive for righteousness and justice in our land, and may God guide our judges and leaders to make decisions that promote the common good.