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Court orders Saraki’s arraignment over defamatory publications

Dateline Nigeria

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July 3, 2026

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A Kwara High Court sitting in Ilorin has dismissed a preliminary objection filed by former Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, and ordered his arraignment. Justice M. O. Folorunsho delivered the ruling on Friday, holding that the court possessed the jurisdiction to hear the criminal case before it. The judge dismissed the defendant’s preliminary objection in The post Court orders Saraki’s arraignment over defamatory publications appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.

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