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Home Nigerian Constitution Chapter 7 The Judicature Part 4 Supplemental

Chapter 7. Part 4. Section 289. Disqualification of certain legal practitioners

Chapter 7 Section 289

No legal practitioner shall be qualified for appointment as a Justice of the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal or a Judge of a Federal High Court or a Judge of a High Court or a kadi of a Sharia Court of Appeal or a Judge of the Customary Court of Appeal whilst he is a member of the National Judicial Council or Committee of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja or a State Judicial Service Commission, and he shall remain so disqualified until a period of three years has elapsed since he ceased to be member.

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