WIRE — One thing that has raised concerns about access to justice is the rising cost of litigation in Nigeria, coupled with prolonged court proceedings, bureaucratic bottlenecks, and difficulties in enforcing judgments. This development has therefore prompted senior lawyers and rights activists to warn that poor and vulnerable citizens must not be priced out of the justice The post Litigation costs: SAN, human rights lawyers insist justice must not become preserve of the rich appeared first on Tribune Online.
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