Dino Melaye's Fans Turn on Him for Politicizing Yakowa Crash Despite Buying 50 Million Car!


Dino Melaye would not soon forget his ordeal in the hands of his twitter followers after he politicized the deaths in a helicopter crash of Kaduna Governor, Patrick Yakowa and ex-National Security Adviser, Gen. Patrick Azazi, who died over the weekend.

The former member of the House of Representative most famous for fighting in the House and allegedly impregnating and denying the paternity if a Nollywood star's child had insensitively tweeted immediately after the crash that "Private jet equals private death, stop the stealing now".


But when his incensed followers reminded him that he had just bought a 50 million Naira Porsche, Melaye changed his tune and tweeted that "Private Porsche equals private effort. Prove otherwise".

Melaye unfortunately did not attempt to prove that those who died either died in a private plane (it was a military helicopter) or that they were thieves!



http://www.naijapundit.com/news/dino-melaye-s-fans-turn-on-him-for-politicizing-yakowa-crash-despite-buying-50-million-car

Dino should have been more careful in his utterance. I find his words in both tweets Inappropriate ...

I'm still one of his admirers all the same...

''hmmn....In everything,U gat taste man! ...I mean EVERYTHING! so how did u buy that expensive car? thru ur NGO? how? i dont understand....cos its like this corruption thing is quickly closing up on ur heels!''

This comical ''Malu' and formal hooligan rep lack every sense of sensibility! Positioning himself 2 cash on people's misfortune.

This is a reward for stage-managing protest for oil subsidy thieves. Just pity fools that run after this infidel, abortion proponent, and irresponsible man. I hope he has some monies left to buy pampers for Bisi IBidapo's child, heared the baby's naming ceremony took place last week

''Inside every big head is a small mind with a big mouth''

Hmmmmm.... Birds of the same feather flock together;
Pray that what happen to yakowa we not come your side

garri (x8):
Dino should have been more careful in his utterance. I find his words in both tweets Inappropriate ...

I'm still one of his admirers all the same...

You are one of Dino's admirers?....dat says a lot about you

If he is celebrating the death of innocent Nigerians in the air mishap, then we pray he enjoys his own Porsche car. Dino deceives nigerians that he is on the side of the masses, while indirectly fighting the cause of oil marketers. Who doesn't know that the subsidy removal protest was sponsored by those who are benefitting from subsidy payment? He claims he is fighting corruption, yet he fuels it through the back door. Oleeeeeeeeeeeeeee

And so what? Does Azazi deserve to live?

My heart goes to the dead officers and not people like Azazi and Yakowa who should be fed to vultures.

To the idi0ts below replying my post. Where were you all when Azazi was stealing arms from his amoury to push violence? Should I have pity for such a man? Where were you all when Yakowa's convoy killed an innocent girl on the streets? You must be the biggest f00l if you expect me to have pity for such men.

As hypocrites, you all will say, "don't speak bad about the dead". But you can speak bad about an arm robber shot by the police? This don't speak bad does it exclude armed robbers?

As far as I am concerned these men are armed robbers and they will continue to be in pain even in death. You can follow them to their graves if you don't like my comment.

Saharareporters has obtained a secret report by the Nigerian Army implicating current National Security Adviser, Gen Andrew Azazi (rtd), former Governors James Ibori and DSP Alamieyeseigha, and former Director-General of the State Security Service, Lt. Col Kayode Are (rtd) in the massive diversion and sale of Nigerian army weaponry to Niger Delta militants.

SaharaReporters obtained the intelligence report one week after Sonny Bowie Okah denounced members of his family as “killers” and vowed to destroy them, and a few days after the State Security Services intercepted 13 container loads of arms being imported into Nigeria through the Lagos port.

Sonny Bowei Okah, a brother to Henry Okah, the leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta currently facing terrorism charges in South Africa, is portrayed in the report as a central character in the deals. Also mentioned in the document are Major Gen R.O. Adekhegba, a former Director of the Directorate of Military Intelligence, Henry Okah himself, Major S.A. Akubo, a serving army officer, and ten soldiers who worked with the Nigerian Army Ordinance Corps.

The 35-page report, which is dated November 2007, is the product of an intensive investigation by the headquarters of the Nigerian Army Intelligence Corps following a tip-off by a soldier and a red flag by the SSS that army weapons were flowing from an ordinance depots in Kaduna and Jaji to militants.

Azazi, who was chief of army staff at the time, Adekhegba, former army intelligence chief, and Are, the then SSS director, reportedly covered up the matter. Ibori and Alamieyeseigha were named as having financed the arms deals.

The report, suppressed for long by the military hierarchy and the Federal Government, details in shocking detail how Sunny Okah funneled over N100 million to Major Akubo and the soldiers in exchange for over 7,000 cache of assorted arms and ammunition.

The report reveals that, within a seven-year period, Sonny Okah colluded with Major Akubo to move the weaponry. “They would surreptitiously drive Isuzu pick-up vans and sewage disposal trucks into ordinance depots in Jaji and Kaduna and then ferry out high-caliber and light weapons, even ammunitions,” said a source within the intelligence community who also had access to the report.

The report describes Sunny Okah as the major middleman between the soldiers and the militants, including his brother Henry.

“The amount of weapons stolen are enough to hold not just Port Harcourt hostage but the whole of Nigeria,” the report notes. “Should criminals decide to spread out to major cities of Nigeria with just a few of these weapons and cause chaos simultaneously, it is doubtful if we will not have a national state of emergency situation in our hands.”

The weapons include rocket launchers, UMGs, GPMGs, G3 and Mark IV rifles, Barretta rifles, AK 47 and bagfuls of ammunitions.

The investigation was triggered when a certain Private Zamanu Adamu who, while on guard at the ordinance depot in Jaji, Kaduna, in September 2007, reported that the seal on the depot had been broken and that some items had been removed.

In its investigation, the army intelligence corps interrogated Sunny Okah, Major Akubo and the soldiers who confessed to the crime. The investigators unearthed the fact that there was an earlier arms sale at 1 Ordinance Base in Kaduna. Major Akubo is named as the prime suspect in that deal.

Our investigation revealed that, rather than get to the bottom of the case and bring perpetrators to book, both the SSS and the Directorate of Military Intelligence engaged in official cover-ups. Azazi, Are and Adekhegba spearheaded the campaign to bury the report.

“It’s true that the SSS launched an investigation quite all right, and even got the army authorities to release the suspects – Major Akubo and the soldiers – to it for interrogation,” said an army source. He added that “the investigation was soon truncated and the suspects, including Sunny Okah, were released even after they confessed to the crime.”

Our sources disclosed that then Major Akubo was taken in by the Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI), but was interrogated by a one-man panel appointed by Adekhegba. He was curiously released to return to his unit based on instructions from Azazi, even when his involvement in the scandalous deals had been firmly established.

At the time the arms thefts began, Azazi was General Officer Commanding the 1st Division in Kaduna. Investigators suggested that he handled the case shabbily in order to cover up his “command failure”.

“Is there a likelihood that this case was shabbily handled in order that Gen Azazi’s failures may remain undiscovered?” the report asked. “Did Gen Azazi use course mate influence on the then DG of DSS Lt Col LKK Are (rtd) to ensure that the case remain suppressed? Otherwise, why did it take until now when Are is no longer in office for the DSS to reopen the case and be willing to cooperate fully.” The report added, “Gen Azazi obviously has more questions to answer regarding his roles in this case.”

The report fingered Ibori and Alamieyeseigha as financiers of the arms acquisition. Both men, who were state governors at the time, allegedly provided the funds with which Sunny Okah went on his arms shopping spree.

“These two politicians are mentioned as financiers of the arms acquisition project,” the report said. “Certainly, they would not have provided money without knowing the source of the weapons. Simply put, a breach of security of this magnitude was deliberately masterminded by state governors.”

Major Akubo is reported to have confessed to investigators that Sunny Okah approached him in 2004 stating that Ibori and Alamieyeseigha had given him a job to source for arms on their behalf. Okah asked for Akubo’s help to deliver on the job.

Ibori recently appealed the ruling by a court in Dubai that he should be extradited to the UK to face charges for money laundering. Meanwhile Alamieyeseigha, a convict who served a short jail term for corrupt enrichment, is championing the President Goodluck Jonathan’s presidential election bid.

The report recommended that Azazi and Adekhegba be sanctioned and that the indicted governors should be further investigated.

The recommendations were not implemented. In fact, shortly before the report was written, Azazi forwarded the name of the former DMI chief for a national award while Sunny Okah was set free. Sunny Okah has since been recruited by the Jonathan administration and is being used to press the case against his brothers, Charles and Henry, over the October 1 Abuja bomb blast.

A few weeks ago, Jonathan appointed Azazi as his new national security adviser. Despite his indictment in the report, Azazi enjoyed one of the fastest career elevations among Nigerian military officers. Between mid-2006 and mid-2007, he rose from Major General to Lieutenant General to General.

However, on August 20, 2008, months after the report was written, Umaru Yar’Adua fired Azazi as Chief of Defense Staff and retired him from the Army. Two sources have told Saharareporters that the arms deal report of 2007 influenced Yar’Adua’s decision to fire Azazi from his post. One of those sources revealed that then Vice President Jonathan was aware of the reason for Azazi’s firing. “By asking General Azazi to come out of retirement and become his NSA, is President Jonathan out to register his disagreement with the judgment of the late president?” asked the source.

However, Major Akubo and the soldiers have since been court-martialed, dismissed from the army and are serving jail terms.

The investigative report wondered how widespread the theft and sale of military arms thefts were, not just in the army but in the navy, the air force, the police, and other armed agencies. It also raised questions about the role of politicians as financiers of the deals, and wondered about how the arms shopping affected national security.

After an overview of the many issues raised by the arms deals and the highly placed individuals involved in them, the investigative report formulated a conspiracy theory. It suggested that there was a link between the aborted Orkar coup in 1989, the 2001 Ikeja Cantonment arms depot explosions, the arms theft at 1BODK, and the militancy in the Niger Delta.

“It is believed that there is an orchestrated plan by the Niger Deltans to secede from Nigeria which is being played out over the years with every opportunity they have,” the report concluded.

http://www.saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/uploads/Azazi.pdf

taharqa: You are one of Dino's admirers?....dat says a lot about you

..... and what's my bizness with what you think about me...

At what point do you go from being a thieving politician, to a social crusader? Anyway, we need any voice against injustice in Nigeria. I just query his motives.

Dis man talks a lot

ypzilanti: At what point do you go from being a thieving politician, to a social crusader? Anyway, we need any voice against injustice in Nigeria. I just query his motives.

[size=14pt]The apple does not fall far from the tree''... His motives are clearly visible,he just bought a 50mill worth automobile for crying out loud.. owo,ego,kudi,..Thats his motive! More money![/size]

Triple-fucckk that maggot!

A leech with zero pedigree posturing as an anti-corruption crusader and advocate for/of the masses..?? Wonders shall never end!

Truth is, that is the quickest way to a buck. Idiots like this & Keyamo learnt from Gani, difference being that the SAN (God rest his soul) was genuine and pure in his motives. These other perfidious, lascivious crooks are just taking advantage of several lacuna in the system and psyche of the masses. Repulsive!

Dt useless guy wil not shut is rotten mouth

i hate this guy

Dino is out of touch and has no place in the real society anymore reasons why he goes around sleeping with women. He should just shut his mouth up! He goat liar!!!

Privt jet=privt death=privt hell

Thought many of us here were singing Dino's praises some weeks back, applauding him as an anti-corruption crusader? This has gone to show how fake a person he is. And many of u who hold his likes high, u will still get ur shocker. Maybe by then GEJ will be the real hero

Dis guy is a big tym noise maker...

Child Paternity deniers equals irresponsible human being.

........STFU Dino and go care for your child. And while you are at it, put your Randy smaller head under lock and key.

Lousy eediot.

Used to think FB was the worst thing to happen to Nigeria but twitter is quickly making FB look like child's play. Now every Tom, Dcccik and Harry can express his asinine thoughts in 140 characters and have it spread like quick fire.

People like this can only deceive those that can not discern their motives.A rogue in Nigeria suddenly becomes righteous overnight if he/she can join the opposition who by their actions are worst criminals

pfukking fool

Dino is just a pathetic jobless man, i'm so tired of talking about him, itz left for Nigerians to open their mind eyes to see the obvious...rejoicing that pple died, wot a man? if he says d r corrupt, so de deserve to die...then he also deserves same, cos as a politician he stole frm the national treasury, and he is still enjoying his loots...more protest, more money

https://www.nairaland.com/1130153/making-false-alarmist-dino-melaye

Private sex equals private pregnancy. Stop denying it.

gogo2003: i hate this guy

Pls dont hate him. He is not different from Mallam El-Rufai and all of them who criticise GEJ cos they are not in govt. They dont love this country more than u and I. Pray for GEJ and all ur leaders to suceed.

Hmmm Mr. Dino, sofry sofry o. Anybody can die in a military plane o.

ballabriggs: And so what? Does Azazi deserve to live?

My heart goes to the dead officers and not people like Azazi and Yakowa who should be fed to vultures.

mr man i tink u av a fada rite jes put dis at d back of ur ugly mind sombodi out dere wil surely celebrate ur fada's death wen d tym comes... Av a nice day