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Courtrooms in a constitutional democracy are open to the public not as arenas for performance, but as sanctuaries for the orderly administration of justice. Their openness promotes transparency and public confidence, yet it also imposes a duty of restraint on all who enter.

— Omoyele Sowore

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You cannot force people to participate in a system they no longer believe in.

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I can run Nigeria better than President Buhari – even in my sleep.

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