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Melaye should be suspended, he is a disgrace - Kogi youths

Following the clash that transpired between Sen.  Dino Melaye of the Kogi West Senatorial District and Sen. Remi Tinubu of the Lagos Central Senatorial District,  a  youth group from Kogi state, Kogi Youths For Good Gov
ernance, has called for the suspension of Sen Dino Melaye.

This comes even as the group staged a protest at the National Assembly on Thursday, July 21.
According to the coordinator of the group, Leke Richard, Senator Melaye has disgrace his constituency and the Nigerian Senate.



The group which stormed the premises at 9am, brandishing placards with inscriptions such as,
“Dino Melaye is a disgrace to the Senate” and
“We need development not fighting women”, warned that they would continue to stage their protest at the National Assembly until their demand is met.

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