hahahahahahaa

Nothing like shrinking here. The 81 senators won't always be there. They got other things to do.

Down down down he goes...

hmmm

any other news cos d other senator are still on que at filling station

Other inmates are anciously waiting 4 him @ kuje reformation center.

tomakint:

I swear my brother that place no go dey easy for am.......he is indeed the proverbial fly that follows the corpse into the grave.

. Saraki, saraki. Chaii,see wetin u do urself, when you claimed that your uncompleted building at lekki, generates 100 million yearly.chai,

NgeneUkwenu:
Amazing Number~Keneking

But Ngene no vex oh, why do you even hate this Saraki man so much?

Tunami:
cant wait to see saraki carrying bucket in kirikiri like the tanzanian minister.

for your mind,in naija money buys anything you want.he would leave like an emperor in prison,his wife would bring food for him daily and they would even allow conjugal visit ( you know nah) but nuffin beats freedom.

IS BEN BRUCE STILL THERE?
Or has he realized the common sense to stay away?

TWIT.

Since the CCT has reversed itself on Bola Tinubu's case, why is it that Bola Tinubu has not been arrested and retried since justice was miscarried. The whole thing is becoming dramatic and interesting. Good for nollywood script.

midolian:
Senate President Bukola Saraki has arrived at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) where his trial for alleged false declaration of assets continues.

He arrived at 10:05am in company of at least 12 senators.

Some of the senators are Ike Ekweremadu, deputy senate president; Sam Anyanwu, Dino Melaye and Andy Uba.

This is the lowest number of senators to accompany him to the CCT since the beginning of his case in September 2015  – the highest being 81.

In addition, this is the second day of his trial which started on Tuesday.

Although, this is the eighth time the senate president will appear at the CCT, his trial actually started on Tuesday.

The first time was on September 22, 2015 after the tribunal had issued a bench warrant for his arrest. He was accompanied to the tribunal by at least 50 senators on that day.

On the same day, he entered the dock, but he pleaded not guilty to 13 counts of false declaration of assets brought against him by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).

The second time was on October 21, 2015 when he was accompanied to the tribunal by at least 81 senators.

And the third time was on November 5, 2015, when his lawyers  –Joseph Daodu and Mahmud Magaji  – withdrew from the case in protest of the decision of the tribunal to continue the matter despite an appeal against the constitution and jurisdiction of the tribunal at the supreme court.

The fourth time was on March 11, after the ruling of the supreme court upholding the jurisdiction of the tribunal to try him while the fifth time was on March 18 when an application to stop his trial was heard.

The sixth time was on March 24 when the tribunal ruled that his trial must continue.

The seventh time was April 5 when the prosecution called its first witness, who narrated how Saraki allegedly laundered billions of naira using fictitious names.

The senate president had gone the whole hog to challenge his trial at the CCT, but he failed at every turn.

On February 5, the apex court dismissed an appeal to stop his trial paving the way for the continuation of the case at the CCT.

On Tuesday, Danladi Umar, chairman of the CCT, dismissed Saraki’s application for adjournment.

Ruling on the application, Umar held that the issue of jurisdiction of the tribunal had already been settled by the supreme court, adding that a motion for adjournment based on an appeal challenging the jurisdiction of the tribunal at the appeal court was unnecessary.

He, therefore, ordered the prosecution to produce its witnesses, and the trial commenced.

https://www.thecable.ng/sarakis-senators-cct-shrink-81-12

GBAM!!!!

cktheluckyman:
Empty propaganda!!! If indeed Saraki's supporters in the senate has shrunk to 12 senators then the APC will not need the CCT to remove him since they would then have the requirred 2/3 majority needed to remove him.

In 72hrs time, am expecting just him and Dino melaye.

He shouldn't worry, before the end of his trial it will shrink from 12 to minus 12!

midolian:
Senate President Bukola Saraki has arrived at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) where his trial for alleged false declaration of assets continues.

He arrived at 10:05am in company of at least 12 senators.

Some of the senators are Ike Ekweremadu, deputy senate president; Sam Anyanwu, Dino Melaye and Andy Uba.

This is the lowest number of senators to accompany him to the CCT since the beginning of his case in September 2015 – the highest being 81.

In addition, this is the second day of his trial which started on Tuesday.

Although, this is the eighth time the senate president will appear at the CCT, his trial actually started on Tuesday.

The first time was on September 22, 2015 after the tribunal had issued a bench warrant for his arrest. He was accompanied to the tribunal by at least 50 senators on that day.

On the same day, he entered the dock, but he pleaded not guilty to 13 counts of false declaration of assets brought against him by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).

The second time was on October 21, 2015 when he was accompanied to the tribunal by at least 81 senators.

And the third time was on November 5, 2015, when his lawyers –Joseph Daodu and Mahmud Magaji – withdrew from the case in protest of the decision of the tribunal to continue the matter despite an appeal against the constitution and jurisdiction of the tribunal at the supreme court.

The fourth time was on March 11, after the ruling of the supreme court upholding the jurisdiction of the tribunal to try him while the fifth time was on March 18 when an application to stop his trial was heard.

The sixth time was on March 24 when the tribunal ruled that his trial must continue.

The seventh time was April 5 when the prosecution called its first witness, who narrated how Saraki allegedly laundered billions of naira using fictitious names.

The senate president had gone the whole hog to challenge his trial at the CCT, but he failed at every turn.

On February 5, the apex court dismissed an appeal to stop his trial paving the way for the continuation of the case at the CCT.

On Tuesday, Danladi Umar, chairman of the CCT, dismissed Saraki’s application for adjournment.

Ruling on the application, Umar held that the issue of jurisdiction of the tribunal had already been settled by the supreme court, adding that a motion for adjournment based on an appeal challenging the jurisdiction of the tribunal at the appeal court was unnecessary.

He, therefore, ordered the prosecution to produce its witnesses, and the trial commenced.

https://www.thecable.ng/sarakis-senators-cct-shrink-81-12

See der face like panama, who dem epp

OGA GET MASTER

ChetaNwaeze:
Ndigbo why are we the only one supporting Saraki? Even his people in Kwara state have opposed him, but we Igbos are the only one still supporting him shamelessly.

Don't mind these people with hired costumes with the promise to pay them after the show...yeye

Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin!

obailala:
But Ngene no vex oh, why do you even hate this Saraki man so much?

I don't understand mbok!

ChetaNwaeze:
Did you see the list of the senators that followed saraki to court? Senator Ike Ekweremadu, Senator Samuel Anyanwu, Senator Andy Uba etc. We Igbos are the only one supporting Saraki and it is a shame on our tribe.

So in your show of ignorance 3 out of 12 is now the majority, right? You are obviously dumb on two grounds.

1.
If you are truly an igbo man you would have had enough numeric sense to question why the writer failed to mention the names of all the 12 senators but was quick to highlight those of igbo extraction.

2.
If you are anything near political savviness you would have had enough sense to understand that PDP's solidarity with Saraki in this hour of persecution will make it easier for them to naturally inherit the support of SBS's APC loyalists if he eventually goes down.

But why should I expect you to have any atom of reasoning, you are probably a 21 years old boy browsing NL on free data.

Umunnem ndigbo ogini na eme. Emere anyi eme.

BUT WHAT IF SARAKI IS DECLARED INNOCENT?.....HAS ANYONE THOUGHT OF THAT?...WHAT IF?

NgeneUkwenu:


I don't understand mbok!

lol...

shugaboy6102:
In as much as i don't like this guy one question that Needs to be asked is of all the past Governors we have had in Nigeria why is the CCB just only on his case.Pls corruption should be for all lotters and not for just a select few.

one after the other my brother.

Senator Ben Bruce (The Twitter Lion) no follow them?

Waiting to see his reaction to this and the #panamapapers on his twitter handle

I fitn't laugh at Saraki,,


Nairalanders, fitn't I?

ChetaNwaeze:
Ndigbo why are we the only one supporting Saraki? Even his people in Kwara state have opposed him, but we Igbos are the only one still supporting him shamelessly.

,,., ,, ,,,,,,,because they are corrupt.Go to the SE and see what corruption is doing there.They are supporting him bcs of ekweremadu.Fools.

steppin:
Nothing like shrinking here. The 81 senators won't always be there. They got other things to do.

so they didn't have jobs to do before.

In Wizkid's voice;"20 man shall fall down eeh...."

The number fall like naira or Naira never fall like this........make una correct me pls

SARAKI AND HIS TIKI-TAKA STYLE APPROACHING HUMILIATION.
I woke up at wee hours this morning as vibrant as ever.As usual,i grabbed my mobile device to look up and read online news.I stumbled on one headline and I shot a glance at it to read the details,to my greatest surprise I came across an infuriating and most annoying comment in recent times by someone we called esteemed Senate president,Sen. Bukola Saraki.He said, 'i am glad that my trial has commenced'. This man is a pathological liar and no a word of truth in him.I think he was talking about another trial and not the one that he has tried to bury through his crooked entourage of lawyers for months.Ok if I may ask,why did he delay his happiness for good eight months? Was it that he trying to be sad for those months and suddenly activated his happy mood? The trial he stalled for good eight months hoping he could buy judiciary as usual.God dey ooooo!
Yesterday,the same man's name was mentioned in one of the most sophisticated overseas shady deals.I'm talking of 'Panama papers'. Even the prime minister of that nation resigned yesterday to save face.That can only happened in a saner climes.Not my country! Politicians would rather die in office than resign honourably even when their crimes are visible to the blinds.But it has dawned on Saraki and the convoy of senators swarming around him like troubled bees that they can always have thier ways.I'm waiting to see who would go down with him.The 'Abobakus' would like to die with their pay-master. What a sorry chamber! I can't wait to see how this trial will end.The monumental corruption under his noses must be tamed and sanity must return to the apex chamber.

ChetaNwaeze:
This is the part I find displeasing. I dont know why we Igbos like supporting corruption, convicts, criminals and crooks.

Are you the real at @Chxta?