How lack of support for ADR strains Nigeria's legal system

The Nigerian judiciary is currently groaning under an ever-increasing backlog of cases, resulting in prolonged delays, judicial inefficiency, and a steady erosion of public confidence.

Ameh Ochojila, Abuja

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