Vanguard is reporting that the supreme court has stopped the trial of Senate president, Bukola Saraki before the Code of Conduct Tribunal. According to the report, it was done, so as to allow the supreme court to hear the appeal that Saraki lodged before it to squash the 13-count criminal charges that is being leveled against him by the federal government.
The supreme court judges led by Justice John fabiyi stated today.....
"It is imperative to state that all the parties, including the code of conduct tribunal, should tarry a while to enable this court to determine the appeal before it. In effect, further proceeding at the CCT should be stayed pending the hearing of the appeal. hearing date will be communicated to all the parties"
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