under the 1999 Nigerian constitution, the Judiciary exercises the greatest over the

According to the 1999 Nigerian constitution, the Judiciary has the greatest power or influence over the Executive and Legislature. This means that the Judiciary, which is the branch of government responsible for interpreting and applying the law, has the authority to check and balance the actions of the Executive (which is responsible for implementing policies and laws) and the Legislature (which is responsible for making laws). In simpler terms, the Judiciary has the power to ensure that the Executive and Legislature are acting within the bounds of the law, and can intervene if necessary to protect the rights and interests of Nigerian citizens.