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Senate To Screen Walter Onnoghen on March 1

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Nigeria’s Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, has announced that the upper chamber will screen the Acting Chief Justice Of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen on Wednesday March 1.

Senator Saraki made the announcement at the resumption of plenary on Tuesday morning.

Acting President, Yemi Oshinbajo, had sent the name of Justice Onnoghen to the senate for confirmation as Chief Justice Of Nigeria on February 8, just two days before the expiration of his three –month acting tenure.

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