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CCT to hold Saraki, Ngwuta’s trial daily

written by Samuel Etuk April 25, 2017
CCT to hold Saraki, Ngwuta’s trial daily

The Code of Conduct Tribunal has said the trials of Senate President Bukola Saraki, Supreme Court Justice, Sylvester Ngwuta, and others currently would continue on a daily basis, Premium Times reports.

The CCT stated this in its practice direction manual for the year 2017, which said; “Hearing of cases shall be from day-to-day basis as the diary of the tribunal may permit for the purpose of fair and speedy trial”.

The manual was signed by the Tribunal’s chairman, Danladi Umar, and a member of the CCT, William Atedze.

It said trials will start at 9 a.m., every working day, stressing that no attempt to frustrate the speedy dispensation of matters at the tribunal would be tolerated.

Saraki is facing an 18-count charge for false declaration of asset while Ngwuta was slammed with an eight-count charge on the same offence.

 

 

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