The Code Of Conduct Tribunal has adjourned the trial of Senate President, Bukola Saraki to an indefinite date.
The trial had been adjourned till June 1 but that had to be postponed due to the absence of a key prosecution witness.
Spokesman of the tribunal, Ibrahim Alhassan said the trial was adjourned – to a yet to be disclosed date at the instance of the prosecution.
Saraki has pleaded not guilty to the amended 16-count charges of alleged false declaration of asset filed against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
The Senate President was first charged in September 2015 for alleged false and anticipatory declaration of assets.
He had lost his appeals to stop the trial at the Appeal Court, High Court and Supreme Court.