Dino Melaye, senator-elect representing Kogi West Senatorial District, once told on his twitter page – “I destroy the poverty of ideas in your home”. But it seems that he rather likes the idea of destroying poverty in his own home primarily – otherwise he wouldn’t post his Lamborghini, his Harley Davidson, his fancy sun glasses and his mansion on social networks to intimidate Nigeria’s millions of poor.
It’s easy to praise the Lord sitting inside Lamborghini Gallardo worth $200,000 in fancy sunglasses. And that’s exactly what Dino Melaya does on his twitter page.
My future is guaranteed in Christ Jesus.
— Otunba Dino Melaye (@dino_melaye) May 17, 2015
My future is guaranteed in Christ Jesus.
— Otunba Dino Melaye (@dino_melaye) May 17, 2015
However, many Nigerians are not so happy to see all this luxury, posting comments like this one: “See what Nigerian senators are enjoying and masses are dying of hunger”.
No vex,no be my fault. Na God! Harley Davidson pic.twitter.com/qzm4FyQE
— Otunba Dino Melaye (@dino_melaye) February 17, 2013
No vex,no be my fault. Na God! Harley Davidson pic.twitter.com/qzm4FyQE
— Otunba Dino Melaye (@dino_melaye) February 17, 2013
It really raises questions about the source of his wealth. How many years of official remuneration are needed to afford this level of prosperity?
Earlier Dino Melaye has expressed his profound joy and relief on his twitter account after his wife, Tokunbo Melaye filed for divorce.
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These supposed reformer politicians are now beginning to betray the people who put their faith in them. It is only a step further toward a national revolt that will shake the country like no other before it. The second Nigerian revolution appears to be closing in at hand.



Chukwuka Okoroafor