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Police Arrest Dino Melaye, Moved To SARS Headquarters
Police Arrest Dino Melaye Again
After men of the Nigeria Police Force maintained an all night vigil at the Abuja home of Senator Dino Melaye, in an action which began yesterday afternoon, reports say the Kogi senator has been arrested early Tuesday.
Melaye was said to have been moved to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) Headquarters, Guzape, Abuja.
Melaye was said to have been moved to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) Headquarters, Guzape, Abuja.
The lawmaker, according to reliable sources, was subsequently detained in a facility located opposite the old CBN junction along the Area 1 Expressway.
The SARS detention facility is known for imprisoning hardened criminals arrested for theft, murder, cultism and other criminal acts. However, the police is yet to confirm Melaye’s arrest.
It was gathered that the Nigeria Police Force forcefully carried out the arrest of Melaye without arrest warrant or court order.
Senator Melaye had earlier via a tweet on his Twitter account this morning, indicated willingness to hand himself over to the police for investigation.
I will make myself available to the police today. My resolve to speak the truth and defend the poor masses of NIGERIA is Total. We shall overcome!!!
— Senator Dino Melaye (@dino_melaye) April 24, 2018
It will be recalled that Naija News had earlier reported how the senator cried out earlier today over an alleged attempt to kill him, following the withdrawal of his security details.
We are in a civil society. No warrant and case is in court yet this lawlessness. I’m a responsible NIGERIAN and law abiding. There is a plan to kill me and I know about it,” Melaye wrote on Twitter.
We are in a civil society. No warrant and case is in court yet this lawlessness. I’m a responsible NIGERIAN and law abiding. There is a plan to kill me and I know about it,” Melaye wrote on Twitter.
There is a plan to kill me and I know about it,” Melaye wrote on Twitter.
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