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The head of the Nigerian judiciary is the

A.

Solicitor-General of the Federation

B.

President of the Court of Appeal

C.

Chief Justice of the Federation

D.

Attorney-General and Minister of Justice

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Correct answer is C

The Chief Justice of the Federation is Head of Nigerian Judiciary.

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