Asset Declaration Trial: Federal govt closes case against Onnoghen

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Asset Declaration Trial: Federal govt closes case against Onnoghen
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The government closes its case after calling three witnesses, despite having listed six.

Justice Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen, suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria [Photo Credit: The Guardian]The Nigerian government on Thursday closed its case against the suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen, before the Code of Conduct Tribunal .The prosecution closed its case after calling three witnesses to the stand.

Mr Umar said the three other witnesses could still be called to the stand if the defence wants to cross-examine them. Mr Awomolo then informed the tribunal that the defence intends to file a no-case submission but they would need time to write an address.

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