Dr. Obinne C. Obiefuna, in his article, Ungoverned Spaces a Safe Haven for Crime? Enhancing Cyber-Security in an Information Age, the Role of Judges, explores the problem of cyber-crime, the efficacy of extant legislation and the role of judges in effective regulation of cyber security. Cyber insecurity has been the bane of Nigeria’s reputation in the millennial age. It has hampered Nigeria’s standing in the international scene among nations. The Cybercrime Prohibition Prevention Act 2015 was enacted to check the excesses of Nigerians on the World Wide Web. This Act has been less than effective as Nigeria ranks third in cybercrime offences after Russia and United States.  Going through academic literature, the role of law enforcement officers in eradication of cybercrime is analyzed vigorously with less emphasis on the role of judges in the fight against cyber criminality. Using doctrinal approach, Obiefuna analyses the roles of judges as stakeholders in curbing cyber criminality. Obiefuna seeks to identify the obstacles hindering their effective role in curbing cybercriminals. He finds that challenges, ranging from lack of tech knowledge, use of social media, evidence of the age old judicial independence issues like judicial courage hamper the participation of judges in the fight against cybercrime. Obiefuna suggested that emphasis on training the judges on these sophisticated crimes will help to eradicate cyber criminality in Nigeria.