Dino Melaye Will Lose Like Saraki, Shehu Sani, Others – Oshiomhole

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, has mocked Senator Dino Melaye, saying he won’t return to the Nigerian Senate.

Oshiomhole made this known on Friday while speaking at the National  Executive Council (NEC) meeting of the APC, chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Naija News recalls that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has fixed November 30 for Supplementary election in Kogi West Senatorial district.

Speaking at the NEC meeting, Oshiomhole said Dino Melaye would join the other 15 National Assembly members that rebelled against the party.

He said: “Mr President, I also believe, it is significant to point out that those who rebel against this party, who sought to bring us down, who decamped at a critical moment, believing that their defection would destabilise us and we would have no enough time to makeup, 16 of them (would have regretted their action).

“By the special grace of God, Nigerian electorate have chosen to punish them with their PVCs and their ballot papers. They were all voted out, and APC senators were voted in to replace them. The electorate also elected more members of House of Representatives on the APC platform.

“There is one that is still struggling but as it is, he is at 20,000 feet below ground level and he’s hoping that there would be a miracle that would bring him to ground level and climb the tree to the Senate but by the special grace of God, under your leadership, that deficit, there will be no miracles in the election, particularly when they are free and fair.

“God willing, by the end of the month, when the re-run in Kogi State would be done, the 16th stubborn one will go the way of the other 15.

“That for me is remarkable because the message is clear that gradually but steadily when anyone who went to UAE… in this case, those who rode on the back of Mr President to win election and turned round to monetise it and use that same power to attack not only the Presidency but to attack the institution of our party. I think those lessons will linger.”