grab them by the eyes grab them by the eyes unblocked

The more liberal characters in this conversation claim that they are looking for justice, and that justice is the “be-all-and end-all” of the judicial process. The judex are expected to be above board at all times and to dispense justice without minding whose ox is gored. They are faced with a political arena where expectations about risks and outcomes are the subjects of confrontation. They carry a burden to do justice, and they also have to be seen to be doing so. Indeed, the judiciary in spite of itself has been dragged right to the bottom of the arena, in what when reviewed would come across, as one of the most difficult moments in the history and trajectory of the Nigerian judiciary.

It is the courts that would determine that, eventually, but more than any other time in Nigerian history, the judex is in the eyes of the storm, exposed to the most excruciating scrutiny. What we see is that the President has continued to play “Rose Garden politics”, grab the power, hold it, and be seen to be taking charge and be seen also to be doing so, even as the opposition continues to raise questions of legitimacy. He, practically, spiritually wished himself into power and has since his assumption of office with all the baggage about unresolved court matters, confronted, through proxies, big challenges from the People’s Democratic Party and the Labour Party (LP).

He also told us “e lo fokan bale”, that is don’t worry, I would be there for you as he explained that phrase. During his Presidential campaigns, he told Nigerians – emi lo kan, that is in Yoruba -“it is my turn”. BY REUBEN other day President Bola Tinubu announced that Nigerians are going through the equivalent of childbirth pains, but his administration is determined to ameliorate the pains, provide succor and make life better for all.

Grab them by the eyes grab them by the eyes unblocked