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Slow Dispensation Of Justice Affects Nigeria's Economy - Lawyer Prt3
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January 15, 2014
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6:17Now PlayingGetting justice in Nigeria can take as long as 2 years or more and the economic implication of such delay is huge, as the presence of such anomaly could scare investors.
On Channels Television Law Weekly, the Director General, Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Professor Epiphany Azinge, stressed the need for the judiciary to tackle the challenge.
Professor Azinge said that the bane of the administration of justice in Nigeria was the fact that cases were not speedily adjudicated.
"If we can change that, it will go a long way in earning the judiciary a lot of recognition in Nigeria and internationally.
"People believe that because our judicial system is very slow, foreign investors are deterred from coming into Nigeria and that has economic implication," he said.
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