In a recent statement via his official X account, prominent law professor and public commentator Chidi Odinkalu has stirred national debate after sharing strong concerns about the conduct of Nigeria’s judiciary.

His statements followed a widely circulated video that appeared to show senior judicial officers attending Nigeria judges conference singing on your mandate for President Tinubu.

The footage has since triggered intense conversations online and offline.

“History will record this as the moment on 17 Nov 2025 when #Nigeria’s senior-most judges, led by CJN Kekere-Ekun, officially decamped to @OfficialAPCNg!!” he said.

In his message, Odinkalu suggested that the event marked a significant moment in the nation’s history.

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He argued that if senior judges were openly associating with a political party, it could signal a troubling shift in the balance of power.

According to him, such actions may raise doubts about judicial neutrality at a time when many Nigerians are seeking stronger institutions.

The video, which captured a group of officials on a stage at Nigeria Judges conference, quickly attracted widespread attention.

Many viewers expressed surprise, the discussion has added to ongoing public concerns about the independence of the justice system.

Odinkalu’s comments reflect general worry shared by civil society groups and democracy advocates.

He argue that Nigeria’s judges must be seen as impartial in order to maintain public trust.

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He believe that if judicial officers appear to align with a political group, it could undermine confidence in future rulings, especially those connected to elections. View, More,

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