There are reports that ahead of the expected judgment of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, following yesterday’s commencement of his trial over false assets declaration when he was governor of Kwara State, Senate President, Bukola Saraki may resign, Vanguard reports. According to Vanguard, the option was thrown to him at a special meeting held by a group of some loyal senators, who followed him to his Maitama residence, shortly after the end of yesterday’s trial at the court. But as Saraki is considering the option, senators of the ruling All Progressives Congress(APC) appeared to be at loggerheads with their counterparts in the opposition Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) over the Senate President’s successor. A PDP senator, who spoke to Vanguard yesterday, on anonymity said, “I can confirm to you that at a special meeting held yesterday, we asked the Senate President to consider the option of resignation. We believe that doing so would preserve the institution of the Senate.”