INTRODUCTION Permit me to thank the leadership of the Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership, CACOL, for inviting me to share ideas on the all important theme of today’s discourse – perpetual hearings and delayed justice on corruption cases in Nigeria: Causes, effects and ways forward. The topic, it must be admitted, is very wide in scope. A meaningful discussion can be undertaken only if the individual discussant restricts his/her inputs to a small aspect of the topic. For this reason, I have chosen to examine the topic, using the suits involving some bank workers (in CBN and six other banks) as a case study. The suits involving these bank workers are usually reported in the media under various captions such as “CBN Currency mutilation scam/fraud”.