Why Saraki’s CCT trial was postponed indefinitely

The trial of Senate President, Bukola Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) has been postponed, TheCable reports.

Saraki is facing trial at the CCT for alleged false declaration of assets.

CCT chairman, Danladi Umar, had on May 25, adjourned Saraki’s trial to June 1 for the continuation of cross-examination of the prosecution witness, Michael Wetkas.

According to the report, the trial would not take place today, Wednesday, June 1.

Spokesperson of the tribunal, Ibrahim Alhassan, was quoted to have said the trial would be postponed as a result of the absence of the key prosecution witness.

Alhassan said the prosecution pushed for the trial to be adjourned till a later date and that the CCT chairman was not happy about the development.

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  1. Probe all or free Saraki…Saraki has been vindicated…Our Democracy has prevailed, we need to show love and be our brothers keeper..South Africa through Mandela overcame by the power of forgivness.free all Dasuki,methu,kalu..Build stronger institutions…put things in place to cage and demoralize coruption.let bygone be bygone.The leadership of saraki will checkmate and bring better policies for the growth and development of our nation,I must commend senators of the 8th assembly as men of honor to have stood by your leader in such trying times you are truly distinguished..God has destined Nigeria to be Great and Great she shall be in Jesus name…and to our able President PMB and father Tinubu,may God grant you the wisdom to stear our nation to greater hieghts..We Nigerians Are All Ur Children.

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