President Muhammadu Buhari said judicial officers should work towards the creation of Special Courts to assist in the speedy administration and dispensation of justice in the country.
Speaking on Monday in Abuja at the All Nigeria Judges Conference, President Buhari said he is aware of the challenges facing the judiciary, over which he has had discussions with the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad.
He also lauded the dedication of the judiciary in the timely dispensation of electoral disputes and urged them to do more.
The President also said his administration was committed to the economic revival of the country especially by attracting foreign investment as well as fighting corruption and insecurity.
He, therefore, solicited the support of the judiciary in this regard.
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