The Supreme Court, Friday morning dismissed the appeal filed by the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, where he requested that the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, be stopped from trying him.

Delivering the judgement, Justice Walter Onnoghen led 6 man panel of judges dismissed Saraki’s appeal, stating that it lacks merit.

DAILY POST reports that the CCT had recently accused Saraki of false declaration of assets upon his assumption of office as the Senate President.

A Deputy Director in the office of the Attorney General of the Federation, M.S.Hassan had on September 11, 2015 filed a 13- count corruption charge against Saraki, among which the Senate President was accused of making false declaration of assets on assumption of office as governor of Kwara state in 2003.

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