The Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, Dan Ladi Umar, has dismissed in its entirety the application of the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, seeking his disqualification from further trial of the case. Saraki, on Wednesday filed  an application to disqualify Umar, from continuing to preside over his trial. Ajibola Oluyede, a counsel to Saraki, who is being tried for alleged false and anticipatory assets declaration, filed the application shortly after the trial resumed yesterday. He said the tribunal chairman still had a serious corruption case against him with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, and premised his application on Section 36(1) of the constitution, which addressed the issue of biases and the rules of natural justice. Oluyede had unsuccessfully moved a similar application last week, which resulted in a heated exchange between him and Umar. After reading his motion, Oluyede called the attention of the court to a letter written to the Attorney-General by the EFCC chairman in February 2015, which was part of his exhibits against Umar.

kcnwaigbo:
did anyone actually expect Umar to rule against himself.

kcnwaigbo:
did anyone actually expect Umar to rule against himself.

lilzcee:
Coming through, issue
Pounds sterling lawa fin se tissue
Married to the game olojun mio kin sun
Fvck my exes cos i don’t miss you
Who u epp? Who u epp? Who u epp? U don baff? Who u serve? Don't slam my door what is wrong with you

TANTUMERGO007:
they all wanna see SARAKI down, but they won't succeed

TANTUMERGO007:
they all wanna see SARAKI down, but they won't succeed

jjy:


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