The judgment of the Code of Conduct Tribunal on Justice Walter Onnoghen, who is being prosecuted on charges of assets declaration breaches, has been shifted from 9am, the original scheduled time, till noon on Thursday.
Onnoghen had arrived the premises of the tribunal at about 8.40am ahead of the judgment.
Only two of his lawyers and a handful of his aides were seated in the courtroom when a court official announced the postponement at about 9am.
No member of the prosecution team was in court when the postponement was announced
None of them arrived as of the time of filing this report at about 9.11am.
Onnoghen had yet to step out of his vehicle as of the time the postponement was announced.
His convoy left the premises as soon as the information about the new development reached him.
The Chairman of the CCT, Danladi Umar, after the prosecution and the defence made closing arguments on Monday, specifically fixed judgment for 9am on Thursday, a departure from the usual 10am sitting time of the tribunal.
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