Human rights legal representative, Chief Malcolm Omirhobo has actually threatened to take legal action versus the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Olukayode Ariwoola if he stops working to validate the elevation of his bro, Adebayo Ariwoola to the position of the auditor of the National Judicial Council (NJC).
He asked the CJN to produce the Certified True Copies (CTC) of the instruments, notifications and requirements for the promo of personnel to the position of Auditor in the NJC, the information of Adebayo’s work, promos and period of service at the NJC.
Remember that the CJN just recently selected his more youthful bro, Adebayo, as the brand-new auditor for the NJC.
The visit positions the more youthful Ariwoola in an essential position supervising the internal audit system of the NJC, a function with considerable authority to guarantee monetary stability and duty within the commission.
He is now accountable for examining the commission’s internal controls, scrutinising accounting procedures, and guaranteeing compliance with legal requirements.
In pursuant to the pertinent arrangement of the Freedom of Information Act, 2011, Omirhobo in a letter to the CJN, required for all documents/qualification provided by Mr. Adebayo to the NJC to assist his promo or visit as Auditor.
The attorney likewise wishes to get the list of all personnel that took part in the screening for the position of Auditor of the NJC with Mr. Adebayo and all files sent by them and the basis/result upon which Mr. Adebayo was chosen to other candidates (if any) by the NJC.
“In the occasion of any hold-up or rejection to use the inquired within seven-days from the date of invoice of this demand, I will be obliged to take legal and needed actions versus your management in accordance with Section 20 of the Freedom of Information Act, 2011.
“I carry out to pay the requisite examined cost in line with Section 8 of the Freedom of Information Act, 2011.
“In anticipation of your kind and favorable action to this demand, please accept the guarantees of my prestigious concerns,” he stated.