As the case opened, Mr. Saraki’s lawyers argued that the matter was not a criminal case, and challenged the jurisdiction of the tribunal. The prosecution however opposed the argument, while the tribunal ruled that the matter was criminal and directed Mr. Saraki to go ahead with his plea.
The Senate President however pleaded not guilty and was granted bail on self recognition. His trial will continue on the 21st of October.
50 senators were said to have accompanied the him to the tribunal.
Lol,,am not suprise...afterall we elected gangstars as law makers ...
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ReplyDeleteIts good! Its a way of showing those againsthim that he's got his house's support. Have you heard the New Nigerian National Anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand
ReplyDeleteIinfact na laf i dey wen I c d no of senators wey no get work wey follow their papa go court, indeed na gangster Paradise
ReplyDeleteHmmmm 50 dem leave dia job meaning dey are jobless idiots just spending task payers money
ReplyDeleteShld he de camp to pdp I guess 50 senators or 49 senators frm apc wil de camp wit him nd bcum. Pdp majority.. I laff in spanish apc dnt knw. Wahs gonna hit dem....
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