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Readers' Review of the Debut Edition of The
Observatory Journal (TOJ)

“Very Rich,...Robust
“ I have been going through the maiden edition of your Journal, the Observatory Journal, it is very rich, very juicy, very robust and what you are doing complements the humble efforts of the NBA and we will want to advise that you should not rest on your oars and at any time you need our assistance, please feel free to get in touch with us and we will readily give it.”
Chief Wole Olanipekun SAN, President of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA

It is an Enlightening Journal
Thanks for sending a complimentary copy of the Observatory Journal which we have found very interesting. The interviews were really eye opening dealing as they did with issues in our administration of justice that a sitting civil regime has yet to summon the will required to deal with them effectively.

The interview with the publisher of the Squib was especially instructive. We fail to understand why Judges are uncomfortable with a publication that is fighting corruption and enthroning accountability in the judiciary. Except all the complaining Judges are corrupt as charged.

It was an enlightening publication and I hope we receive copies in future. However one had to strain his eyes considerably to see the letters. The contrast between the background on which the letters were printed and the letters themselves wasn't sharp enough. We hope you make the necessary adjustments. Overall, congratulations.
Basil Ugochukwu, Coordinator, Legal Defence Centre, Lagos.

We are Impressed
We must say emphatically that we are impressed with the quality of the journal and its contents. While we implore you to be focused on your set objectives, we wish the journal the very best of success.
Frank Damisa, For: Falana & Falana Chambers, Lagos

Keep Up the Good Work
Thank you for the copy of The Observatory Journal you sent.

We are quite impressed with the depth of the articles in the journal as well as its incisive analyses. We strongly identify with your lofty objective of reinforcing the values of judicial independence, and pledge our support in any area our assistance is required.

While congratulating you on this landmark publication, we urge you to keep up the good work.
Bisi Akinlade (Mrs) Head, Office of the Public Defender (OPD) Lagos State Ministry of Justice, Alausa, Ikeja

Most interesting and educative
I congratulate you on this publication and wish you the very best in all your endeavours.
Mrs Maryam Uwais,Wali-Uwais & Co., Barristers & Solicitors, Abuja

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