This Is SERIOUS!!! Senator Abbo Blows Hot, Demands Immediate Visa Ban On Corrupt Judges, See His Words
Former Senator Elisha Abbo from Adamawa North passionately appeals to the European Union (EU), the United States (US), and the United Kingdom (UK) to impose visa bans on corrupt Nigerian judges, stressing that they should not evade accountability for the damage they have caused to the nation. Abbo made this plea during a press conference held in Abuja on Monday, emphasizing that corrupt judges and their families must face restrictions on leaving the country after wreaking havoc.
Abbo’s call for visa bans comes in the wake of his recent demand for the National Judicial Council (NJC) to launch an investigation into Justice Chioma Nwosu- Iheme, the presiding judge of the court of appeal panel that removed him from office. He reiterates his accusations against Nwosu- Iheme, claiming that she nullified election results in over 200 polling units where he had emerged victorious. According to Abbo, these results were invalida minor technicalities, with zero 1XBET consideration for the electoral process s integrity.
Asserting the need for accountability, Abbo insists that Justice Nwosu- Iheme must step down from her position. He threatens to pursue legal action against her if necessary, emphasizing his commitment to seeking justice and defending the integrity of the electoral process.
In his efforts to hold corrupt judges accountable, Abbo has reached out to the US embassy in Nigeria and directly to the office of Mr. Antony Blinken, the US Secretary of State. He urges the US, EU, and UK to include corrupt judges and their families on the list of individuals subject to visa bans, preventing them from seeking refuge abroad. Abbo underscores the importance of ensuring that those responsible for undermining Nigeria’ s judicial system face
consequences for their actions.
He passionately asserts that individuals who contribute to the country’s deterioration should not be allowed to escape accountability by sending their children abroad while Nigerians continue to suffer the consequences of their corruption. Abbo concludes by reaffirming his commitment to fighting for justice and holding accountable those who seek to undermine Nigeria’ s democratic institutions.
