What qualifications are needed to become a Nigerian Supreme Court Justice?

To become a Nigerian Supreme Court Justice, a candidate must be a legal practitioner with at least 12 years of post-call experience, as specified in the 1999 Constitution. Additionally, they should possess a sound understanding of the law, demonstrate integrity, and have a reputation for impartiality. Appointments are made by the President of Nigeria, based on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council. A candidate typically holds significant legal experience, often having served in lower courts or as a senior legal adviser.