Effective agencies, not proliferation of departments can guarantee access to justice for all

Access to justice is one of the major challenges confronting Nigerian society. The problem is, however complex in a situation where the aggrieved lacks the financial muscle to seek legal redress.

Joseph Onyekwere

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