The appeal court dismissed all 5 issues raised by Saraki in the appeal. Two of the three panel of judges ruled that his appeal lacks merit. This implies that the Code of Conduct will still go ahead with Saraki's trial.
Saraki is being tried on a 13 count charge of false asset declaration when he was Kwara state governor. He is expected to appear before the Code of Conduct Tribunal on November 5th.
So he has to brace up and face d case squarely. Its like some APC top guns are still calling 4 his head. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteOk na.......and the saga continues.....let's see how the case goes na
ReplyDeleteGood 4 him let him pay 4 his crimes
ReplyDeleteHe gave amaechi confirmation 2 b a minister when he knws amaechi is not qualify 2 b cos of his financial case he went ahead 2 approve him thinking apc will let his case go but good 4 him he will pay
ReplyDeleteHe gave amaechi confirmation 2 b a minister when he knws amaechi is not qualify 2 b cos of his financial case he went ahead 2 approve him thinking apc will let his case go but good 4 him he will pay
ReplyDeleteStill on de matter
ReplyDeleteAbeg leave saraki alone
ReplyDeleteGood for the fool, being a senate president doesn't mean he has understand the game
ReplyDeleteIts a political game.....you can see it coming sometimes...let's watch how it goes
ReplyDeleteServes Saraki right. He thought he can out manoeuvre the CCT like others. He should face his malfeasance squarely and if found guilty the judge should not hesitate to throw the whole BOOK at him. Shameless thief.
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ReplyDeleteMake e go face am
ReplyDeleteCalamity still on his way. Him & his members decide to confirm a fraudster Amaechi. It will affect them one by one. To God be the Glory.
ReplyDeleteKk op d films end on 5th Nov God willing
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