نيجيريا: منظمات إسلامية تطالب بمحاكم لمكافحة الفساد

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

طالَب المجلس الوطني للمنظمات الشبابية الإسلامية في نيجيريا الحكومة النيجيرية بإنشاء محاكم خاصة لمحاكمة المتورطين في قضايا الفساد، وللتغلب على المشكلات الموجودة بالمحاكم التقليدية.

وقد أكد رئيس المجلس أن المحاكم العادية بطيئة، وتستهلك وقتًا ومالاً، وتعوق تحقيق العدالة الناجزة، وهذا علاوة على مطالبة المجتمع بأسْره بتقديم القدوة في المحبة والنزاهة، والإحسان والعمل والإخلاص، والتصدي لكافة أشكال الفساد، وخاصةً الرشوة والمعاملات المحرمة؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Corruption: Group Wants Establishment Of Special Courts

National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations (NACOMYO) yesterday called for the establishment of special courts to prosecute alleged corrupt Nigerians.

NACOMYO’s national president, Alhaji Kamal’ddin Akintunde while speaking yesterday said the establishment of such courts would serve as a way of decongesting the conventional courts.

He argued that the slow judicial process was being capitalised upon by financial and economic crime offenders to pervert the course of justice.

He welcomed the four strategies proposed by President Muhammadu Buhari for fighting corruption, asking the National Assembly to facilitate the bills as soon as it is received.

According to him, plea bargaining for treasury looters was an encouragement and not a punishment.

He appealed to various governments and other employers of labour owing workers’ salaries and entitlements and pension arrears to pay them, just as he urged employers of labour to create synergy that will aid productivity and development.

He called on the nation’s leaders to apply virtues of steadfastness, goodness, mercy, benevolence, kindness and charity in this glorious month in order to improve the lots of the citizens.

He explained that the appeals, was coming against the backdrop of states and local governments owing backlog of workers’ salaries and allowances. He noted that the unhealthy development has brought hardship and economic worries to many Nigerian families. He observed that the phenomenon undermines healthy living and good family life.