Dino Meleye stopped from traveling and arrested



Dino Meleye yesterday was stopped from traveling and was arrested.
He was arrested at the Nnamdi azikwe international airport  Abuja on his way to morrroco.
Dino Meleye is a politican and senator representing kogi west although reasons for his arrest are yet unknown
More details to come



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