Joseph Waku, a former senator representing Benue North-West Senatorial
District, has praised the Federal Government for looking into the deep
corruption existing in the judiciary. He praised them for the act and
told them to extend it to the regime of a former president of the
Federation, Olusegun Obasanjo.
Below is what Maku said in an interview yesterday with newsmen.
“We need to sanitise our judiciary; if the arm of government that we
know is the last hope of the common man is enmeshed in corruption, then
where lies the hope of the commoners?
This is why I strongly support the clampdown on the judiciary, provided
it is not a witch-hunt, but one aspect I object to is the manner of
arrest, I think the law provides the way of arresting suspected corrupt
persons. You have to invite the suspect and if he fails to respond to
your invitation then you adopt minimum force. Continue...
