Rotimi Jacobs, the prosecution in the trial of Senate President Bukola Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), has asked that the matter be adjourned again for the 4th time.
Speaking at the tribunal when the case resumed on Thursday, Jacobs said his witness for the day is again unavailable.
He said his next witness is unavailable Jacobs, therefore, urged the tribunal to adjourn the matter.
After listening to his submission, Danladi Umar, chairman of the tribunal, adjourned the case till May 4 for continuation of trial.
This is the fourth time Saraki’s trial will be adjourned at the instance of the prosecution not having its house in order.
The case was initially slated for April 18, but it was shifted to 25, and then to Thursday, and now to May.
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