Addressing journalists after plenary in an emotion-laden voice, Melaye said it was imperative for him to clear himself of the scandal as a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Disclosing that he was pursuing his 8th master's degree in crime prevention at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria where he got his first degree years ago, he added that his name was being smeared by those against his rising political profile.
He explained that, ”over time, when the online newspaper lacks patronage, they stir up issues against me to attract traffic, unfortunately, there is no monetary compensation between us,” he said.
He was optimistic that the Senate Committee on Ethics and Privileges will eventually clear him of the allegations, insisting that nobody is above the law. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Even Jesus Christ our lord was castigated.So worry not,they are all afraid of your political rear bread,clout and pedigree. They are blowing your trumpet for you to be more popular.They are afraid of the future. Go ye and prosper.
ReplyDeleteSo you already passed him for a saint, a Nigerian politician? Just wait and see
DeleteIf he is innocent,he should take them to court,not submit himself to gangs of thieves called senators
ReplyDeleteThere will be no smoke without fire and any rumours there's sign of truth. Only time will tell
ReplyDeleteIf I may ask, all of the probes that has been done since the word probe started making Nigeria administrative register popular word, what have we made of them? I'm beginning to accept that this is a deliberate act of the powers that be to blackmail people through media channels. And for the media's you all have fail us. I cant blame you, you cant but follow the wind of change. So sad how I watched a muted video one of Nnamdi Kanu's trial on news yesterday. I just hope that we are fighting this just course justly, so that we will not end up adding more value to a cow than the Nigerian.
ReplyDeleteAs for the Nigeria Senate, I reserve my comment.