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Nigerians on Tuesday reacted intensely to the trial of the Senate President, Olubukola Saraki and the drama at the tribunal.
While some argued that the trial is merely a witch-hunt by Saraki’s
political enemies, others believe the trial gives hope to Nigeria’s
judicial system and to a large extent, the country and its people.
Highlights of the day
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