Justice Ibrahim Musa Saulawa, who recently retired from the Supreme Court upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of 70, advised judges to reject gifts from politicians and litigants. He emphasized that judicial officers must embrace contentment, integrity, morality, and honesty to perform their duties impartially. Saulawa warned that such gifts, including cows and rams often distributed during festive periods, can be tempting and may lead judges into traps. He spoke at a special valedictory court session held in his honor.
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