Court Of Appeal Dismisses Saraki’s Appeal Against CCT

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The Justice Abdul Aboki-led panel of the appeal court on Thursday in Abuja again affirmed the jurisdiction of the Code of Conduct Tribunal to try the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki on charges bordering on assets declaration breaches.

CCT’s jurisdiction was affirmed after the appeal filed by Saraki challenging his trial before the tribunal was dismissed.

All the four other members of the panel unanimously agreed with the lead judgment delivered by Justice Aboki‎ who resolved all the eight issues formulated for determination against Saraki.

 

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