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Senator Dino Melaye who was the arrowhead among the senators
during the rejection of Ibrahim Magu, an Ag. Chairman of EFCC for confirmation
as a full-functional boss, is now fighting a serious scandal over a claim that
he did not graduate from the Ahmadu Bell University as he professed.
during the rejection of Ibrahim Magu, an Ag. Chairman of EFCC for confirmation
as a full-functional boss, is now fighting a serious scandal over a claim that
he did not graduate from the Ahmadu Bell University as he professed.
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| Senator Dino Melaye |
The Legislator has always shown that he is a graduate of
geography from the university but according to Sahara Reporters, this was untrue.
geography from the university but according to Sahara Reporters, this was untrue.
It was reported that though Melaye attended the university.
He did not leave there as a graduate as claimed by the senator due to the fact
that he failed.
He did not leave there as a graduate as claimed by the senator due to the fact
that he failed.
According to a copy of his second semester result in
1998/1999 session, Dino failed GENS 201, GEOG 307 (Long Field Trip Course),
GEOG 404, GEOG 411 and GEOG 426.
1998/1999 session, Dino failed GENS 201, GEOG 307 (Long Field Trip Course),
GEOG 404, GEOG 411 and GEOG 426.
FLASH: @Dino_Melaye‘s graduation scandal- a copy of his 2nd Semester results with failed courses in 1998/99 session pic.twitter.com/f7bA573pkO— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) March 20, 2017
FLASH: Exam Officers at ABU Zaria insists that @dino_melaye never graduated from Geography, they said Dino’s name was not on graduation list— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) March 19, 2017
FLASH: At least 3 Exam Officers at ABU,Zaria insists that @dino_melaye never graduated from Geography Dept, DG DSS alerted but covered it up pic.twitter.com/YFVoAljA9Y— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) March 19, 2017
FLASH: University teachers at the Geography of Ahmadu Bello University In Zaria insists that @dino_melaye did not graduate, bribed his HOD/1— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) March 19, 2017
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