Hoodlums are now relocating to Abuja because thier Grandmaster Tinubu is moving there – Dino Melaye warns [video]

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Spokesman to the PDP PCC, former Senator Dino Melaye, has said that touts and area boys will be moving into the federal Capital territory Abuja after Tinubu’s inauguration.

Dino who lamented that the election was stolen, said that Bola Tinubu would create a home for the criminals through his emergence, alluding to reports that the candidate was heavily backed by said criminals.

He added that Tinubu would embarrass the nation on the global scene as he would have gaffes while making speeches to other world leaders.

Melaye called on Nigerians to support the PDP to reclaim its lost mandate through the judicial system.


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