Dino Melaye and Ex-wife, Alero: He allegedly paid to remove the tattoo of her name with US Bank Account The spat between Dino Melaye ...
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| Dino Melaye and Ex-wife, Alero: He allegedly paid to remove the tattoo of her name with US Bank Account |
The spat between Dino Melaye and Sahara Reporters over the anti-social media bill is beginning to mature as the online news agency has taken it upon to expose the senators' illegal foreign account operations.
Over the weekend, Sahara reporters revealed that Dino Melaye was still operating his Bank of America Account even after being sworn in as senator. This is against the law. Senator Melaye has since come out to deny the allegation; challenging the news agency to come with
original document proofs.
Sahara reporters have now come out to expose even more dirty details on the account which was opened in the US state of Maryland under the name "Daniel D. Melaye". The biggest detail is that he used his American bank credit card to pay for the tattoo removal of his ex-wife's name, Alero, from his body.
SaharaReporters also learned that, in violation of US law, he opened
the accounts under CampusEdge, which is exclusively reserved for
students, thereby masquerading as a student.
Here's their report:
One transaction on Mr. Melaye’s Bank of America debit card is an
approved payment to the New York based Schweiger Dermatology for $1,000.
The company describes itself as a medical and cosmetic dermatology
service offering a variety of skin healthcare needs. Contacted by a SaharaReporters correspondent about Mr. Melaye’s
financial transactions with the company, an associate with the company
confirmed to SaharaReporters that “a man with the name Dino Melaye paid
for a tattoo removal on September 1st,” adding: “his payment was paid
directly in the office on the day of the procedure.”
It would be recalled that on August 31, Mr. Melaye was one of three
Senators who accompanied Senate President Bukola Saraki to New York to
participate in the 4th United Nations Conference of Parliamentary Heads
at the United Nations, placing him on ground in the city on the date of
the dermatological procedure.
With reference to Mr. Melaye’s denial of the tattoo procedure, the
Schweiger Dermatology associate pointed out that in addition to the
credit card evidence, there are file photos of his procedure in his
file.
“I can see that there is a man in the photos getting a tattoo removed
from his upper arm, near his shoulder, ” the associate said.
Our correspondent then inquired what the tattoo was that he was
removing, to which the associate replied, “It is a person’s name, the
name is ALERO,” spelling A-L-E-R-O for our correspondent over the phone.
Our correspondent further learned that it was impossible for someone
else to have made the transaction on Mr. Melaye’s card because Schweiger
Dermatology only accepts a credit card payment if the card user has a
proper ID which matches the name on the credit card.
It is common knowledge that Mr. Melaye was briefly married to a Mrs.
Alero Falope before their matrimony ended in 2014 amidst allegations
that he had physically abused Alero over the course of their marriage."
SaharaReporters have also published transaction dates, bank statements, card numbers, and location of the transactions.
Despite these evidences, Mr. Melaye has denied these allegations and has since vowed to send
SaharaReporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore to jail.
SOURCE: saharareporters.com
