- Senator Dino Melaye seems to be slipping deeper into the alleged scandal over his education - His alleged secondary school certificate has just three credits
- The senator allegedly also put down a primary school name as where he got his secondary school certificate from There are reports that Senator Dino Melaye, representing Kogi west senatorial district, has only three credits in his 1992 West African Examination Council result. Melaye allegedly has only 3 credits in his WASC Melaye allegedly has only 3 credits in his WASC NAIJ.com gathered that the senator only passed Agric, Biology and CRS in his result which was obtained by Sahara reporters. Melaye allegedly has only 3 credits in his WASC Melaye allegedly has only 3 credits in his WASC Melaye also reportedly lied about where he got his secondary school certificate from. The Initial profile of the senator before it was altered on the Nigerian Senate official website shows that the senator obtained his secondary school certificate from a primary school.
The Senate's website showed that Melaye got his secondary school certificate from Gandun Nassarawa primary school instead of Abdulazeez Attah memorial secondary school where he allegedly got his certificate from. Melaye allegedly has only 3 credits in his WASC Melaye allegedly has only 3 credits in his WASC Recall that Senator Melaye's trouble started when it was alleged that he didn't have a BSC certificate from Ahmadu Bello University which he attended because he allegedly failed some course in his final year exams.
While the world awaits the authority of Ahmadu Bello University to speak on the scandal, two other universities; London School of Economics and Harvard University have denied that the senator graduated from their schools. Meanwhile, the Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media to Ekiti State Governor, Lere Olayinka has said that President Muhammadu Buhari is ruling Nigeria with NEPA bill. Olayinka said Senator Dino Melaye is qualified to use Toilet paper to serve his people because the president has set the precedent.
