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Subsequently the trial was stood down at 10: 40 a.m. Umar, objected to the application, saying the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) does not allow for undue delay once a trial has started.īut the lead defence counsel, Kanu Agabi, pleaded with the tribunal to allow trial resumes after Mr.
The Chairman of the tribunal, Danladi Umar, arrived the court at 10:20 am, and hearing in the case began.Ī counsel to the prosecution, Gabriel Esedine, asked the court to stand down for one hour, to allow the lead prosecution counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, attend to another matter at the Court of Appeal. Saraki arrived the court at 10:05 am, amidst chants of “Oloye” by his supporters. Saraki remained a man of the people, who should be allowed to do his work. They however brandished their placards more clearly while saying, in Hausa, that Mr. When approached by a PREMIUM TIMES reporter, the protesters declined interviews. They also chanted slogans such as “Sai namu mai gaskiya” in Hausa language, meaning “Our man is a person of truth”. The protesters carried placards with various inscriptions such as “Nigerian youths and Students stand firm with Saraki,” “Let the Senate Continue Working,” and “No to the ongoing witch-hunt of Saraki.”
Saraki is standing trial for alleged false assets declaration and fraud at the tribunal.
A number of protesters have camped around various parts of Jabi District of Abuja, on the road leading to the Code of Conduct Tribunal, to declare support for the President of the Nigerian Senate, Bukola Saraki, whose corruption trial resumed Monday morning.