Car Dealer Continues to Call Out Dino Melaye, Claims He Owes N14.5m Balance for a Mercedes Benz Since 2019
- Controversial Nigerian politician, Dino Melaye, was recently accused of being a debtor on social media after he made a post flaunting his Rolls Royce
- The former senator was called out by a car dealer, Unique Motors, who pleaded with him to pay up his debt
- In a new post, Unique Motors explained that Dino was yet to pay the balance of a Mercedes Benz he purchased since 2019
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Popular Nigerian politician, Dino Melaye, is known for his great love for fancy cars and his expansive garage. However, nobody would have imagined that he would get called out for being a debtor.
Just recently, a car dealer on Instagram, Unique Motors, called out the former senator and claimed that he owed their company for a car he bought.
Please pay up sir: Car dealer accuses Dino Melaye of owing balance after flaunting Rolls Royce on social media
In a new post on Unique Motor’s Instagram story, they shared a photo of Dino posing by a Mercedes Benz SUV which already had the politician’s customised number plate and claimed he was yet to pay up his balance on the vehicle since 2019.
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According to Unique Motors, they just wanted to be paid their balance for the car.
See a screenshot of their post below:
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Fans react to car dealer calling out Dino for the second time
Some internet users got wind of the call out and reacted to it. Read some of their comments below:
Corpersdiary_ng:
"Omor... I hope this allegation turns out to be false o premium dragging leleyi o."
_Ava.officiall:
"Reason why I don’t believe everything i see on the gram♀️ all na packaging."
Ogechukwukama:
"Take him to court Nd stop disturbing us."
Dino Melaye reacts, threatens to sue
The former senator reacted to Unique Motors' claims by challenging them to take the matter to the court. He also threatened to sue.
In his words:
"No be only unique motor ! If l am really owing you, you know what to do. Abi na social media you sell the imaginary car? All of una wey dey use my name promote your obscure Buisness...God know una address ooo. But for this unique nonsense my lawyers go reach you. You dial trouble."
See the post below:
Unique Motors fires back, shares more details on transaction
After the former senator claimed it was a false claim, the car dealers recounted how the business transaction started in December 2018 and how Dino was yet to pay the balance now in 2021.
According to them, N13.5 million was paid for the ride and there was still a balance of N14.5 that had remained unpaid.
Excerpts from their caption read:
"The imaginary car . A transaction that started in December 2018 and full payment have not being realized till 2021.
"If Dino claim he is not aware he should ask Moses his brother for clarity . We want our payment and we want our money, you can’t use your office or position to intimidate and silent us.
He should bring out evidence of his full payment for the car, as far as we are aware N13,500,000.00 was paid and balance of N14,500,000.00 is unpaid in our book till date.
All effort to reclaim this fund has not being successful, a case is in anti vice abuja office wuse, Dino and his brother is aware."
See the full post below:
How it started:
Legit.ng had earlier reported on how Dino Melaye had taken to his Instagram page to share photos of himself posing in a Rolls Royce while shading his haters.
Unique Motors had then taken to the comment section to air the politician’s dirty laundry by claiming that he owed them money for a car.
It was also explained that all efforts to reach the former senator and one Moses had proved abortive and Dino was advised to pay up.
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