Police arraign Dino Melaye on stretcher; gets N90 million bail
By OakTV
03 May 2018 |
8:51 am
The Nigerian Police have moved embattled senator, Dino Melaye, out of the National Hospital. Oak TV saw a police van loaded with about 15 officers sneak out of the premises around 1:30 pm Wednesday, May 2.
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