Nigeria Opposition Leader Says Government's Suspension of Top Judge 'Unlawful'

The transcript discusses the political tensions in Nigeria as the election date approaches, highlighting a constitutional crisis due to the suspension of the Chief Justice. The government claims it's part of an anti-corruption effort, while the opposition and international bodies see it as a threat to democracy. The Senate and opposition parties are challenging the suspension legally. Economically, the Nigerian naira remains stable, but the stock market and Treasury bills show signs of investor unease.

What is the main reason given by the Nigerian government for the suspension of the Chief Justice?

• To appease international powers

• As part of an anti-corruption fight

• To ensure a fair election

• To support the opposition

Which international bodies have expressed concern over the suspension of the Chief Justice in Nigeria?

• NATO and ASEAN

• World Bank and IMF

• United Nations and African Union

• European Union and United States

What action is the Nigerian Senate planning to take in response to the Chief Justice's suspension?

• Organize protests

• Take the government to court

• Call for new elections

• Impeach the President

How has the Nigerian naira been affected by the political situation?

• It has appreciated

• It has significantly depreciated

• It has been abandoned

• It has remained stable

What market reaction was observed following the political tensions in Nigeria?

• Stock market fell

• Fixed income yields fell

• Naira appreciated

• Stock market rose