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Nigeria's Code of Conduct Tribunal Will Hold Daily Hearings

The Code of Conduct Tribunal's practice direction manual for 2017 states that "hearing of cases shall be from day-to-day bases as the diary of the tribunal may permit for the purpose of fair and speedy trial" - this as the tribunal continues to hear two of its most prominent cases against Senate President Bukola Saraki and Supreme Court Justice Sylvester Ngwuta for false asset declaration.

Nigeria: Again, CCT Pledges Daily Trial for Saraki, Ngwuta, Others

Premium Times, 24 April 2017

The trial of Senate President Bukola Saraki, a Supreme Court Justice, Sylvester Ngwuta, and others currently before the Code of Conduct Tribunal will continue on a day-by-day… Read more »

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InFocus

Nigerian Supreme Court Judge on Wrong Side of Law

Justice Sylvester Nwali Ngwuta has been granted bail of N100 million after appearing in an Abuja Federal High Court for alleged money laundering and possession of multiple ... Read more »
- Nigeria: Justice Ngwuta Arraigned, Gets N100 Million Bail On Self-Recognition
- Nigeria: Supreme Court Justice Arraigned for Alleged Fraud
Nigeria's Senate Boss Saraki Back in Hot Seat as Tribunal Resumes

Senate President Bukola Saraki is at the center of a political storm since allegations of his failure to declare personal assets surfaced. Read more »
- Nigeria: Saraki Not Operating Foreign Account - Witness
- Nigeria: Saraki Transferred Millions to Foreign Accounts - Witness

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