Saraki and Ekweremadu Tutored on How to survive Life in Prison

The Nigeria Senate President and his deputy, Ike Ekweremadu who have been under the mercy of the Law, are said to have enrolled to be lectured on how to survive in the prison if they are both eventually convicted.

Saraki may resign as Senate President any moment as senators mount pressure on him

Senate President, Bukola Saraki may be resigning from his position as the Senate President any movement from now, according to Vanguard News. He will do this In other not to be humiliated while on the throne, some senators including those who had vowed to remain with him to the end of his trial at the anti-graft court, yesterday, asked the Senate President to consider the resignation option so as to save the Senate, as an institution. 

Saraki, Tony Elumelu, Banky W At The National Assembly Business Event

The National Assembly has taken another groundbreaking step towards stimulating the private sector in Nigeria through the creation of enabling environments for business to thrive in the country. The Senate President and Chairman of the National Assembly, Dr Bukola Saraki, led a congregation of lawmakers and businessmen at the maiden National Assembly Business Environment Roundtable, NASSBER, on Monday, March 21, 2016.

80 Lawyers Appear For Saraki's Code Of Conduct Tribunal Trial

After some delays owing to the late arrival of the Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, Danladi Umar, the corruption trial of Nigeria's Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has started in Abuja, Nigeria capital.

Sixty five (65) lawyers represent Senate President Saraki as tribunal adjourns corruption trial today

The Senate President brought 65 lawyers to represent him in court today as the tribunal adjourns corruption trial today.  On resumption of the case at the tribunal, Mr. Agabi, a former Attorney General of the Federation, who led 64 other lawyers to represent Mr. Saraki, presented a fresh motion, seeking a ruling from the chairman of the tribunal, Umar Danladi, on the initial application that the tribunal lacked the jurisdiction to try Mr. Saraki.