Clearing Justice Umar at this material time has a hidden agenda. Umar has been accused of collecting bribe and has been investigated by EFCC even before the Senate President was arraigned in his court. What Umar should have done from the beginning was to disqualify himself from Saraki’s case bearing in mind that he has a case pending before the EFCC. There is the tendency that Umar would act in a manner to work in the interest of the government and its agency (EFCC). Since Justice Umar admitted meeting the complainant privately in his chambers, and EFCC has admitted that it is the most unethical and highly suspicious conduct on his part, why let him go? Why not carry out further investigation to ascertain his level of involvement in the whole saga?