Judicial function is facing consistent mutilation through tribunalisation. Sadly, both the bar and the bench appear structurally complicit in it. The judiciary has been “timorous” in not contesting these tribunals that forces it to share its adjudicating powers with the executive. This is contrary to the constitutional scheme of the separation of powers between judiciary and the executive. Her lecture captures the current situation of emergence of collusion, complicity, connivance and incestous institutions in myriad ways.