The effort of the government to cleanse the judiciary of corruption is not waning as the Department of State Service (DSS) has arrested two more judges in continuation of the clampdown on indicted judges across the country.
This brings the number of judges arrested so far to nine in the recent clampdown on allegedly corrupt judicial personnel.
The seven judges arrested last weekend have however been released on bail but still being grilled by investigators.
The two judges, Justices Bashir Sukola and Ladan Manir of the Kaduna State High Court, were said to have been arrested in Kaduna and taken to the DSS Headquarters in Abuja at about 8.30pm.
Upon arrest, they were immediately taken in for interrogation. It was gathered that six other judges are under probe.
