| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Jakumo(m): 10:34am On Apr 28, 2018 |
Hopefully, Oga Dino will suffer a heart attack whilst enjoying the usual jailhouse beatings, or maybe he will decide to go on hunger strike, until he is close enough to being dead to qualify for a hasty burial. After that welcome cleansing exercise, Dino's family could probably reap some profit from the death of their bread-wiener, by selling off his little pea-brain for use in scientific primate research, to the highest bidder.
The burning question that would face law enforcement officers after Dino is buried like a rabid dog, is just how to go about liquidating the fleet of brand new super-cars that the kleptomaniac bought with stolen government money. I propose that these vehicles be entrusted to ME, for safe keeping, whilst a Panel of Inquiry can deliberate with a view towards publishing their White Paper in 5 years or less. 
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| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Ultraf: 10:35am On Apr 28, 2018 |
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| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by asawanathegreat(m): 10:56am On Apr 28, 2018 |
Buhari is my mentor, quote me as u want 1 Like |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by cuteboimillz(m): 11:04am On Apr 28, 2018 |
buhariguy:
What kind of nonsense is this,
I am so annoyed right now,
By now, police supposed to have arrested anyone that rendered help to the criminal senator, arrest his family.
Move straight to those villages of the passerby, arrest all and charge them to court for abating criminal and for obstructing officer of the law from carrying out their duty. what are u saying? |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Tecno66: 11:08am On Apr 28, 2018 |
ivandragon:
[b]Melaye: BBC staff picked, handcuffed
•How medical doctors, patients, others were arrested at hospital, taken into detention
•BBC staff also picked, handcuffed
•Journalists ordered not to bring phones or communication gadgets out of their pockets[/b]Looks like we are back to military rule where everything is censured. Those clapping should continue. The man who brings up a kid tiger is most likely to end in its stomach.
Imagine being handcuffed by the police like a hardened criminal and taken into detention for several hours for treating a patient in a medical facility where you work as a doctor! Your only ‘offence’ against the law enforcement agents is that you attended to a patient! This was the case of some medical doctors at Zankli Hospital Abuja last Tuesday, April 24,2018.
The doctors were in their professional best to save the life of a senator, Dino Melaye, representing Kogi West Senatorial District at the Senate, who was brought into the hospital probably unconscious, following blockade of a police Hilux van conveying him to Lokoja, Kogi State and his subsequent removal by a mob of supporters opposed to the police action.
Besides the two doctors who were arrested, dragged into a waiting vehicle and handcuffed while being moved into detention facilities, patients and their relatives as well as their sympathizers, who were seen sitting outside the hospital premises around 2:35pm when a contingent of police stormed there in over 30 operational vehicles, were not spared. They were all rounded up and forced into some of the vehicles.
Journalists who had converged at the hospital to gather reports after learning that the senator was moved there for treatment, were not spared either. They were forcefully led out with an order not to bring their communication gadgets like mobile phones out of their pockets for recording or be shot by the police personnel led by the FCT Commissioner of Police, Mr Sadiq Bello.
A British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC’s driver, who had conveyed one of their reporters, Miss Dooshima Abu, to the hospital to cover event at the hospital was also picked. It took spirited efforts by journalists who approached the Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, for possible intervention before the young man was unchained from seven others and set free. The hospital later confirmed that those arrested within their premises including their doctors had been released.
The unconscious senator who was on drip at the amenity ward of the hospital was forcefully detached, taken into a waiting police ambulance marked NPF 221 D to the National Hospital Abuja around 9:20 pm.
The journey of the senator to the hospital had begun around 7 am earlier in the day, when he turned himself to the operatives of the Nigeria Police, drawn from its Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, who had laid siege to his Maitama, Abuja house after being prevented from traveling to Morocco at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja, by men of the Nigerian Immigration Service at the airport.
He was being taken to Lokoja Command of the Nigeria Police Force but the police plan was foiled by some people, possibly the senator’s supporters and some passers-by who were drawn to the shout of the senator struggling against the movement around the Area 1 Round About of the Federal Capital Territory.
Contrary to the claim that Melaye jumped out from a moving vehicle, while being taken to Lokoja, the senator was dragged out of a police Hilux van conveying him to the Kogi State capital, after the people blocked the police team and forcefully took him out of their grip during which he became unconscious in the process. “At the Area One Roundabout, people heard a man in the police vehicle shouting for help. The people were moved at the development and blocked the Police and in the process, forcefully pulled him out of the police vehicle, “Peter Babayemi, one of the passers-by had told newsmen who rushed to the scene of the incident.
According to him, their attention was drawn to the lawmaker’s plea for help, and immediately the SARS vehicle was surrounded by a sea of passers-by. He added that the operatives were overwhelmed by the number of passers-by and abandoned Melaye and drove off to avoid being lynched.
Babayemi said: “What happened was that we were at the Area One roundabout when we saw the SARS vehicle carrying someone. We saw the person struggling and shouting on top of his voice. So, many people now gathered to see what was happening.
Senator Dino Meleye : Policemen barricaded Senator Dino Meleye House at Maitama When we looked close, we saw it was Dino Melaye.
“Immediately, we started shouting that we know this man. Since some of us had read the news about what was happening to him, we said we won’t allow them take him anywhere. That was how we rescued him from them and they drove away when people became too many.”
The police team who had abandoned Melaye in the hands of the crowd later got wind of his whereabouts .
Journalists rushed immediately to the Zankli Hospital, at the Mabuchi District of the FCT, where he was taken to.
It was at this point that the police team got wind of the development and stormed there in a commando style, and started arresting anyone on sight.
The several truckloads of stern-looking policemen
barricaded the hospital’s entrance. The Police men drawn from the FCT Command flooded the premises, and conducted intensive search on vehicles entering and making their exit from the hospital.
The insistence of the police authority to have Melaye paraded at its Kogi State Command and subsequent arraignment in court in the state has raised some questions.
Recall that the criminal case instituted by the Nigeria Police against Senator Dino Melaye, Mohammed Audu, and two others has been transferred out of the Lokoja Federal High Court Division to the Abuja division of the court following Melaye’s application and alarm that his life was not safe in Kogi.
Recall also that when the case came up for mentioning last Thursday, the Prosecuting Counsel, G.O Ojo said he was ready to move the exparte motion requesting that the case be brought forward from the initial May 10 it was slated for.
His argument was premised on the fact that since the two suspects who indicted Dino in gun running, Kabiru Seidu (a.k.a Osama) and Nuhu Salisu (a.k.a Small) who had earlier escaped from police custody have been re-arrested, the case should commence immediately .
However, the presiding judge, Justice Phoebe Ayua had ruled against him, saying that she ought to have been notified of the new development on the case.
What will be the action of the court in the face of the police insistence on having the senator arraigned in court and possibly tried in Kogi State, instead of the Abuja court where his case has been moved to? What is the interest of the police in the having him arraigned in Kogi instead of Abuja? Melaye had alleged that the governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello was after his life.
Phone calls to the spokesman of the police to comment on this matter were not answered. There no responses to text messages too.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/04/melaye-bbc-staff-picked-handcuffed/
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| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by ivandragon: 11:14am On Apr 28, 2018 |
i have since noticed that a lot of those who support pmb blindly & without logic are the ones who are suffering the most & the ones who were too lazy to make anything meaningful of their lives pre-june 2015.
they are the ones whom you find at 40 still living off their parents & driving their parents' cars & they say they are living large (you know yourself on this forum mr. 'consultant');
those who are too ashamed to acknowledge the failings of pmb & as such, resort to tribal insults;
then you have the smart few who are in the business of social misinformation for the money. they are the ones who form the core of buhari's social media miscreants. they push out distorted narratives &/or mock situations that go against their 'benefactors' & then the aforementioned low lives take over & spew trash.
Dino, for all intents & purposes, should answer for the allegations, but extending the hatred for dino to innocent people just doing their jobs in the name of defending a president that views its citizens with derision & contempt, is just senseless |
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| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by NwaliE01: 11:25am On Apr 28, 2018 |
kalu61:
I bet you didn't read the story. Lazy Nigerian youth. winks hahahahahaha. I didn't just read, I studied the story my #fellow Lazy Nigerian Youth. winks |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by BabaRamota1980: 11:35am On Apr 28, 2018 |
See as people believed this scam news report.
Logically the thing no get head or tail and yet people did not reject it. |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by kalu61(m): 12:02pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
NwaliE01:
hahahahahaha. I didn't just read, I studied the story my #fellow Lazy Nigerian Youth. winks hahahah |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by godwin120alex: 12:09pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
Dino pls enjoy |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by ejimatic: 12:21pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
Lies unlimited--------contrastive report is in vangaurd |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by deomelllo: 12:29pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
texazzpete:
Vanguard and fake news sha
Someone that we saw raining curses on Police and threatening to kill himself is now the one that was 'brought in unconscious'?
Now instead of hearing about Dino jumping from a moving vehicle, the story now is that Abuja people are in the habit of storming Police hilux vans to 'rescue' arrested people 
It's hilarious. Anytime a corrupt politician wants to pretend that they are truly sick, they hook up a drip to their hands. Drip has now become a prop to confound the uneducated. Even sef, the useless dino sef never deny the claim that he jumped out of a moving vehicle...but fake news and jobless amebo people are making up different stories to fool themselves, not me. Are they also going to make up story that he did not threaten to kill himself and blame it on the same police? That worthless clown can not in jail. Who cares. 1 Like |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by wickyyolo: 12:36pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
Abdulkareem407:
When he was spitting trashed bla bla bla, Idiotic pigs of ipobz like u were saying Dino is brave dino is this dino is dat, now u are crying, dat is how u push Nnamdi Cownu to early and unlocated grave 
Dont joke with Jagaban and god of north Jagaban is not involved it's all rumours. One thing is that Bello and Jagaban are not in one camp. Why do you think they want to send him to Lokoja where he will be easily killed ? It's only Presidency that will do Yahaya Bello (Buhari Biggest Supporter) a favour like that. |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by progress69: 1:09pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
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| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Tiffbuxas: 1:13pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
Luukasz:
Na kegite? Na my mouth u wan hear am |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Blue3k(m): 2:17pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
This idiotic nothing more to say. Nigerian police are so sloppy with their work. I wonder why they're surprised they're ranked one of the lowest on the continent. |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Siberia01(m): 2:38pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
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| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by fuke(m): 2:50pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
ivandragon:
Melaye: BBC staff picked, handcuffed
•How medical doctors, patients, others were arrested at hospital, taken into detention
•BBC staff also picked, handcuffed
•Journalists ordered not to bring phones or communication gadgets out of their pockets
Imagine being handcuffed by the police like a hardened criminal and taken into detention for several hours for treating a patient in a medical facility where you work as a doctor! Your only ‘offence’ against the law enforcement agents is that you attended to a patient! This was the case of some medical doctors at Zankli Hospital Abuja last Tuesday, April 24,2018.
The doctors were in their professional best to save the life of a senator, Dino Melaye, representing Kogi West Senatorial District at the Senate, who was brought into the hospital probably unconscious, following blockade of a police Hilux van conveying him to Lokoja, Kogi State and his subsequent removal by a mob of supporters opposed to the police action.
Besides the two doctors who were arrested, dragged into a waiting vehicle and handcuffed while being moved into detention facilities, patients and their relatives as well as their sympathizers, who were seen sitting outside the hospital premises around 2:35pm when a contingent of police stormed there in over 30 operational vehicles, were not spared. They were all rounded up and forced into some of the vehicles.
Journalists who had converged at the hospital to gather reports after learning that the senator was moved there for treatment, were not spared either. They were forcefully led out with an order not to bring their communication gadgets like mobile phones out of their pockets for recording or be shot by the police personnel led by the FCT Commissioner of Police, Mr Sadiq Bello.
A British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC’s driver, who had conveyed one of their reporters, Miss Dooshima Abu, to the hospital to cover event at the hospital was also picked. It took spirited efforts by journalists who approached the Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, for possible intervention before the young man was unchained from seven others and set free. The hospital later confirmed that those arrested within their premises including their doctors had been released.
The unconscious senator who was on drip at the amenity ward of the hospital was forcefully detached, taken into a waiting police ambulance marked NPF 221 D to the National Hospital Abuja around 9:20 pm.
The journey of the senator to the hospital had begun around 7 am earlier in the day, when he turned himself to the operatives of the Nigeria Police, drawn from its Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, who had laid siege to his Maitama, Abuja house after being prevented from traveling to Morocco at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja, by men of the Nigerian Immigration Service at the airport.
He was being taken to Lokoja Command of the Nigeria Police Force but the police plan was foiled by some people, possibly the senator’s supporters and some passers-by who were drawn to the shout of the senator struggling against the movement around the Area 1 Round About of the Federal Capital Territory.
Contrary to the claim that Melaye jumped out from a moving vehicle, while being taken to Lokoja, the senator was dragged out of a police Hilux van conveying him to the Kogi State capital, after the people blocked the police team and forcefully took him out of their grip during which he became unconscious in the process. “At the Area One Roundabout, people heard a man in the police vehicle shouting for help. The people were moved at the development and blocked the Police and in the process, forcefully pulled him out of the police vehicle, “Peter Babayemi, one of the passers-by had told newsmen who rushed to the scene of the incident.
According to him, their attention was drawn to the lawmaker’s plea for help, and immediately the SARS vehicle was surrounded by a sea of passers-by. He added that the operatives were overwhelmed by the number of passers-by and abandoned Melaye and drove off to avoid being lynched.
Babayemi said: “What happened was that we were at the Area One roundabout when we saw the SARS vehicle carrying someone. We saw the person struggling and shouting on top of his voice. So, many people now gathered to see what was happening.
Senator Dino Meleye : Policemen barricaded Senator Dino Meleye House at Maitama When we looked close, we saw it was Dino Melaye.
“Immediately, we started shouting that we know this man. Since some of us had read the news about what was happening to him, we said we won’t allow them take him anywhere. That was how we rescued him from them and they drove away when people became too many.”
The police team who had abandoned Melaye in the hands of the crowd later got wind of his whereabouts .
Journalists rushed immediately to the Zankli Hospital, at the Mabuchi District of the FCT, where he was taken to.
It was at this point that the police team got wind of the development and stormed there in a commando style, and started arresting anyone on sight.
The several truckloads of stern-looking policemen
barricaded the hospital’s entrance. The Police men drawn from the FCT Command flooded the premises, and conducted intensive search on vehicles entering and making their exit from the hospital.
The insistence of the police authority to have Melaye paraded at its Kogi State Command and subsequent arraignment in court in the state has raised some questions.
Recall that the criminal case instituted by the Nigeria Police against Senator Dino Melaye, Mohammed Audu, and two others has been transferred out of the Lokoja Federal High Court Division to the Abuja division of the court following Melaye’s application and alarm that his life was not safe in Kogi.
Recall also that when the case came up for mentioning last Thursday, the Prosecuting Counsel, G.O Ojo said he was ready to move the exparte motion requesting that the case be brought forward from the initial May 10 it was slated for.
His argument was premised on the fact that since the two suspects who indicted Dino in gun running, Kabiru Seidu (a.k.a Osama) and Nuhu Salisu (a.k.a Small) who had earlier escaped from police custody have been re-arrested, the case should commence immediately .
However, the presiding judge, Justice Phoebe Ayua had ruled against him, saying that she ought to have been notified of the new development on the case.
What will be the action of the court in the face of the police insistence on having the senator arraigned in court and possibly tried in Kogi State, instead of the Abuja court where his case has been moved to? What is the interest of the police in the having him arraigned in Kogi instead of Abuja? Melaye had alleged that the governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello was after his life.
Phone calls to the spokesman of the police to comment on this matter were not answered. There no responses to text messages too.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/04/melaye-bbc-staff-picked-handcuffed/
Propaganda. Hatchet job. Money |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Iamzik: 3:35pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
buhariguy:
What kind of nonsense is this,
I am so annoyed right now,
By now, police supposed to have arrested anyone that rendered help to the criminal senator, arrest his family.
Move straight to those villages of the passerby, arrest all and charge them to court for abating criminal and for obstructing officer of the law from carrying out their duty. Human or chatbot? |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Blizzy9ja: 4:22pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
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| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by billyG(m): 5:16pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
So dis guy won die leave all dis supercars,i just need one,only one...koenigssegg. |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by ItsMeAboki(m): 5:58pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
Police are doing their job of gathering necessary evidence, those being taken away for questioning (though regrettable) are witnesses essential to stringing together all the missing pieces to complete entire picture of events.
It is a high profile issue with several far reaching consequences, where Dino had already threatened to kill himself and implicate the police; therefore it is incumbent on the latter to be careful and thorough with their investigation - the arrested individuals were unfortunate collateral; same could happen to anybody, such is life. |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by Jakumo(m): 6:08pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
billyG:
So dis guy won die leave all dis supercars,i just need one,only one...koenigssegg. Sorry Oga. I don book all that fine moto dem. If you see the one when you like, na ME you go phone now. Who no know go know. |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by texazzpete(m): 11:26pm On Apr 28, 2018 |
Blizzy9ja:
Its very sad to see young gullible people like you online... There's no hope for this country If they ask you to clarify how exactly i'm 'gullible' for not believing the nonsense Vanguard published, you will just run. Abeg just sit down quietly and let your betters do all the thinking. |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by yomixy(m): 4:45am On Apr 29, 2018 |
buhariguy:
What kind of nonsense is this,
I am so annoyed right now,
By now, police supposed to have arrested anyone that rendered help to the criminal senator, arrest his family.
Move straight to those villages of the passerby, arrest all and charge them to court for abating criminal and for obstructing officer of the law from carrying out their duty. Hahahahaha. You are truly a FULANI. why don't you join the families that should be arrested? you think because it hasn't gotten to AFFECT YOU, YOU WILL BE EXCUSED FROM THE REPERCUSSION? We are all linked. Soon, you will wish things hadnt turned that bad. Politics will never favor the people. It is only a tool for the CABAL to keep people like you in check and ensure your brain is still washed clean of facts and truths. #No hard feelings |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by everton4life(m): 10:20am On May 03, 2018 |
innobets:
kill yourself and run away  bro, can you please give me your digits, let's talk on whatsapp. I'm from the sports betting thread. Please its urgent |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by everton4life(m): 10:36am On May 03, 2018 |
innobets:
kill yourself and run away bro, please reply |
| Re: Melaye: BBC Staff Picked, Handcuffed by meccuno: 12:17pm On May 03, 2018 |
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