Assets declaration saraki granted bail on self recognition

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Headline: Senate President Saraki Granted Bail on Self-Recognition in Assets Declaration Case

Summary: The Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) has granted Senate President Bukola Saraki bail on self-recognition in a case related to his assets declaration. The tribunal ordered Saraki to deposit his international passport and not to travel outside the country without permission. The case is related to allegations that Saraki failed to declare his assets properly when he was Governor of Kwara State from 2003 to 2011.

Background: Saraki was charged with 18 counts of false assets declaration, including allegations that he failed to declare his assets, including a house in Ilorin, Kwara State, and a plot of land in Abuja. He denied the allegations and claimed that he had declared his assets properly.

Outcome: The tribunal granted Saraki bail on self-recognition, which means that he does not need to provide collateral or a surety to secure his release. The tribunal also ordered Saraki to appear before it on the next adjourned date, which is March 28, 2017.

Reactions: Saraki's lawyers have welcomed the decision, saying it is a victory for the Senate President. However, the prosecution has expressed disappointment with the decision, saying it is a setback for the case.

Implications: The outcome of the case may have implications for Saraki's political career and his ability to continue serving as Senate President. The case has been ongoing for several months and has generated significant controversy in Nigeria.

Please note that this summary is based on a news article and may not reflect the full details of the case.