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Generally speaking, we have not yet come to terms with the phrase “A Civil Judge” as it is quite uncommon to hear a Judge being referred to that way different from “A Judge”. This is because the practice in Nigeria is generalised and not based on any area of specific specialization. This write up seeks to reconcile the discrepancy in the understanding of the nomenclature “Civil Judge” as it portrays that though not provided for in the constitution, in practice, it is very much realistic as it can be decipher. Therefore, the need for it to be adopted and utilised properly. Thus, this write up is practically in the light of a proposal as the word “Civil” and “Judge” is known and operates in Nigeria. The Nigerian legal system is dynamic and all encompassing.

Civil Judge In Nigeria: Remuneration System And Promotion Possibilities, How To Reward Efficient And Independent Decision