The Supreme Court is the apex judicial body of the Federal Republic, vested with the authority to hear and determine appeals from the Court of Appeal and to exercise original jurisdiction over disputes between states and the Federal Government. Established under the Constitution, the Court serves as the final arbiter of law in all matters — civil, criminal, and constitutional.

With a bench composed of distinguished and learned justices appointed on the basis of merit and legal excellence, the Supreme Court has for decades rendered judgments that have shaped the political, social, and economic landscape of the nation. The Court’s decisions are final and binding on all courts and institutions within the jurisdiction of the Federal Republic.