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Dino Melaye : "No cause for alarm at all"

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The Nigerian Senator representing Kogi West, Dino Melaye has reacted to the Kogi State National Assembly and State Assembly Election Petition Tribunal’s dissolution of his landslide at the senatorial poll.
Responding on Twitter, Melaye said he would get judgement at the Appeal court.
He wrote, ”On Tribunal judgement. No cause for alarm at all. Even if it went my way they will still go to the Appeal Court. Our mandate can not be taken. We will get judgment at the Appeal Court.
”There will be fresh election in Kogi West because I will be Governor. For my Senate mandate no shaking.”

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