Number of female judges’ low at Court of Appeal - NBA – Daily Trust

Number of female judges’ low at Court of Appeal – NBA

The Nigerian Bar Association has lamented the low number of female justices on the bench of the Court of Appeal, noting that the figure reflects the poor gender diversity of the country.

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