– Most senators desert Saraki at his trial at the CCT over false declaration of assets
– Only a few of them are still in Nigeria, other jet out of the country
Sahara Reporters has obtained information that the majority of the Nigerian senators have jetted out of the country in order to abandon the Senate president Bukola Saraki to cope with his trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT).
READ ALSO: Senators speak about Saraki’s impeachment
The Senate went on recess and won’t meet until the April 12. It’s said that about 20 of the senators are available and reachable – out of over 100.
FLASH: Most Nigerian senators have skipped town in order to avoid dealing with @bukolasaraki, Senators are on recess until April 12 2016.
— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) April 7, 2016
FLASH: Only a few Senators are still in Nigeria. A source tells @SaharaReporters only 20 Senators are in Nigeria and “reachable” — Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) April 7, 2016
Saraki arrived for his latest sitting at the CCT in the company of at least 12 senators.
This was the lowest number of senators to accompany the Senate president to the CCT since the beginning of his trial in September 2015 – the highest being 81.
The politician had challenged his trial at the CCT, but he failed every time.
READ ALSO: EXPOSED: How Saraki is hiding his family assets in Panama tax havens
On February 5, the apex court dismissed an appeal to stop his trial paving the way for the continuation of the case at the tribunal.
Saraki is accused of having provided false assets declaration and of public funds looting during his governorship term.
The post How senators abandon Saraki to deal with his trial alone appeared first on Nigeria News today & Breaking news | Read on NAIJ.COM.
Post A Comment:
0 comments:
We’re eager to see your comment. However, Please keep in mind that all comments are moderated according to our Comment Policy and all the links are nofollow. Using keywords in the name field area is forbidden.
Comment Using Either Disqus or Default Comment Mode.