SENATE
President Bukola Saraki yesterday filed an appeal to challenge the
ruling of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, which ordered the Inspector
General of Police (IGP) to arrest and convey him before the tribunal
on Monday.
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Bukola Saraki |
In
his appeal, Saraki, thru his defense counsel, Joseph Daudu (SAN),
submitted that the tribunal erred in law and also acted without
jurisdiction with the aid of assuming jurisdiction over the criminal
trial of the appellant on the Code of Conduct Tribunal for an
offense which is being challenged on the Federal High court.
Not
considering the notice from the Federal High court, Abuja division,
for the Code of Conduct Bureau to show up before it on Monday to
explain why it ought to go on along with his trial over false and
incorrect declaration of belongings allegedly acquired all through
his tenure as governor of Kwara state from 2003 to 2011, the Code of
Conduct Tribunal (CCT) Friday ordered Saraki’s arrest for not
showing up on the trial, which were slated for the day before today.
Guardian
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