As the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), continues
hearing on Senate President Bukola Saraki’s
alleged false declaration of assets on Wednesday,
it said the use of cameras in its courtroom during
proceedings is now outlawed.
It would be recalled that cameras were allowed
when Saraki was arraigned in September before
the tribunal by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).
Saraki had been unsuccessful in his efforts to stop
his trial at the CCT.
Justice Ahmed Mohammed of the Federal High
Court, Abuja, who was initially handling the case
involving Saraki, CCB and CCT, withdrew from it,
citing a “crisis of confidence”.
On Monday, the appeal court had adjourned
ruling on the case indefinitely.
Presently, there is a heavy presence of the Police
and men of the Department of State Services,
DSS.
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