Can INEC Chairman Judge His Own Case? Integrity Questions Loom
The decision by the INEC chairman to clear himself of misconduct has reignited concerns over impartiality in Nigeria’s electoral system. The legal principle nemo judex in causa sua—no one should judge a case in which they have an interest—is central to natural justice. Critics warn that allowing internal clearance without an independent review threatens public confidence in the commission. Observers insist any investigation must be transparent, credible, and free from internal influence. With another election cycle approaching, Nigerians demand a visible commitment to accountability and the rule of law.
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