Senate President Bukola Saraki says he will be at the Code of
Conduct Tribunal tomorrow September 22nd as a mark of respect
for the rule of law. He said this in a statement he released this afternoon
Conduct Tribunal tomorrow September 22nd as a mark of respect
for the rule of law. He said this in a statement he released this afternoon
on his Facebook page
The Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki will appear before the
Code of Conduct Tribunal tomorrow Tuesday 22nd of September 2015.
While the Senate President Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, had stated and
maintained that he is ready to submit himself to due process of the law on
any issue concerning him, he also believes that he has an inalienable right
to resort to the same judiciary for protection when he feels his fundamental
rights are about to be infringed upon.
The Senate President is a law abiding citizen and his absence from tribunal
was based on legal advice he received from his counsel that it is not necessary
for him to appear before the tribunal at this stage since the jurisdiction of the
tribunal and the process of initiating the matter are being challenged before the
federal High Court Abuja.
Following the adjournment for the determination of the motion on notice and
Following the adjournment for the determination of the motion on notice and
the substantive suit before the Federal High Court to 30th of September and
the appeal pending before the Court of Appeal adjourned to the 29th of September
2015, the Senate President has decided, as a law abiding citizen, to appear before the
Tribunal in the interim.
Dr. Saraki has taken the decision to attend the Tribunal sitting to demonstrate
Dr. Saraki has taken the decision to attend the Tribunal sitting to demonstrate
his respect for the rule of law in spite of his personal reservation on the process
of his trial and the purpose it may be intended to serve.
Dr. Saraki wishes to assure Nigerians of his absolute belief in the judicial process
Dr. Saraki wishes to assure Nigerians of his absolute belief in the judicial process
and is therefore confident that the course of justice would be served at the end of this matter.
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