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Cameroon and Nigeria back ICC president 0
Nigeria, Cameroon and other states have renewed their support for the International Criminal Court (ICC) following the March election of Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji as president.
In a letter of congratulations to the Nigerian judge, the Nigerian government pledged its “continued backing and unflinching support,” according to a press release from the ICC.
Similar expressions of support have come in from countries worldwide and from the United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
Mr Eboe-Osuji presided over the trial of Kenya’s Deputy President William Ruto, although the case was eventually dropped.
Source: BusinessGhana