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‘Under what law’ – Falana faults house gifts to Nigerian judges
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‘Under what law’ – Falana faults house gifts to Nigerian judges

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Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, has blasted the Federal Government over its gifts of houses to judges.

Speaking at the Housing TV Africa on Thursday, Falana demanded the provision of the law that stipulated such a gesture.

He charged the Federal Government to also build houses for university professors and other civil and public servants, noting that what is good for the goose is equally good for the gander.

“”We have got to a stage in the country where we have to challenge the special privileges given to the rich and top public officers in the country.

“I was very sad when I saw that the Federal Government was handing over the keys of houses to judges, and I asked myself, ‘Under what law are we operating?’ Because it’s discriminatory and illegal.

“You treat everyone equally in our country. So you can’t take out judges. Judges are entitled to accommodation by the way. They must live comfortably and we’ll secured.

“But, other citizens must be equally provided for. If you don’t do it, you can be challenged, and that is going to happen very soon because what is good the goose is good for the gander,” he said.

‘Under what law’ – Falana faults house gifts to Nigerian judges

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