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Senator Dino Melaye appears in Lokoja Chief Magistrates’ Court

Admin May 3, 2018

Senator Dino Melaye

May 3, 2018

Senator Dino Melaye

Embattled  Senator Dino Melaye on Thursday finally appeared at a Lokoja Chief Magistrates’ Court in Kogi.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the lawmaker was brought to court in a police ambulance at about 9:17 a.m. and was immediately stretchered into the court by policemen.

Before his arrival, heavily armed policemen had taken positions within and outside the court premises to forestall unforeseen circumstances.

The arrival of the senator in court attracted the attention of workers and others who came for transactions.

Other courts within the premises were also not sitting as at the time of this report.

Also, newsmen and others that had seated in court for hours were all asked to go out for security checks.

At the end, only few were allowed inside.

Details of charges against Melaye were unknown yet as at the time of filing this report.

The senator had, before being brought to court, first been taken to the SARS headquarters near the NTA office in Lokoja.

Melaye had earlier been arraigned at a magistrates’ court in Abuja and was granted bail for N90 million.

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