Jonathan calls for strong institutions and impartial judiciary
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has emphasized the importance of strong institutions and an impartial judiciary for Nigeria’s future. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Law Week of the Yenagoa Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association in Bayelsa State, he urged legal professionals to uphold justice, fairness, and the rule of law. Jonathan highlighted the need for reforms in the education sector to address current challenges and meet global standards. He stressed that national development depends on accountable leadership and a legal framework ensuring equal protection for all.
What we know
- Goodluck Jonathan addressed the opening of the 2026 Law Week of the Yenagoa Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association in Bayelsa State.
- He urged lawyers and judicial officers to act as custodians of the nation’s legal system by upholding justice and the rule of law.
- Jonathan stated that Nigeria’s stability and progress rely on the independence and effectiveness of its institutions.
- He called for reforms in the education sector to better meet contemporary and global demands.
- The former president emphasized that sustainable development requires accountable leadership and equal legal protection for all citizens.
