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Dino Melaye to be confirmed “Nigeria’s Most Truthful Politician”
Controversy rocks, as the Board of Directors for WHO is WHO Awards Nigeria are set to confirm Dist. Sen. Dino Melaye as Nigeria’s Most Truthful Politician.
The Directors in unbiased high criticism acknowledged that they have never received such great pressure from individuals with different interests as to the result of the just concluded opinion poll conducted by a neutral Private Organization which confirms Sen.Dino Melaye as Nigeria’s Most TRUTHFUL POLITICIAN.
The Directors, however, deliberated that the choice of the general public is of no surprise to them as the records and antecedents of the Distinguished Senator had proved beyond reasonable doubt that he has been on the side of the masses, always ready to sacrifice whatever position and opportunity he has for the sake of the less privileged as well as the oppressed..
Dino Melaye has always said the truth to ‘the High and Mighty’ without fear or doubts even when it may cost him friendships, political position and financial gains.
The popular and multi- viral video of the Distinguished Senator standing in the middle of the Red Chambers of the National Assembly under the spotlight of the Senate President, Distinguished Senators of the Federal Republic as well as all National Media Organizations while he declared using his God-given natural loud Vocal projection ” IF YOU SPEAK THE TRUTH, YOU WILL DIE, IF YOU DON’T, YOU WILL STILL DIE, IT IS BETTER YOU SPEAK THE TRUTH AND DIE seems to have not gone unnoticed as reflected in the opinion of the general public.
The Directors of the Prestigious WHO is WHO Awards have however accepted the opinion of Nigerians and have confirmed the victory of Distinguished Senator Dino Daniel Melaye as Nigeria’s Most TRUTHFUL POLITICIAN, they urged Nigerians to remain informed as preparations are ongoing to Decorate the Distinguished Senator with Nigeria’s most Honoured Award, the ” WHO is WHO STAND OF FAME.
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Who is Who Awards Organization is a reputable International Organization headquartered in the State of Minnesota, U.S.A with various branches across all Continents.
Newly elected Karate Federation of Nigeria (KFN) President, Dr Chukwudi Dimkpa, has unveiled an ambitious roadmap aimed at repositioning Nigerian karate through stronger administration, grassroots development and improved international competitiveness.
Dimkpa said his immediate priority is to reunite stakeholders within Nigerian karate and establish a clear strategic direction for the federation. He plans to convene the new board to begin implementing the federation’s development agenda.
The new president also wants the federation to establish a sustainable pathway for athletes to progress from grassroots participation to elite competition, while improving opportunities for young karatekas across the country.
“Our athletes deserve a united Federation. Our coaches deserve an enabling environment. Our officials deserve the support to perform effectively.”
Focus on Coaches and Technical Officials
A major part of Dimkpa’s plan is strengthening the technical side of Nigerian karate.
The federation intends to introduce continuous education and certification programmes for coaches, referees and technical officials, with the aim of improving standards and ensuring Nigerian representatives can compete effectively at continental and global events.
Dimkpa also identified collaboration with the National Sports Commission, Union of African Karate Federations (UFAK), World Karate Federation (WKF), state associations and development partners as important to achieving the federation’s objectives.
International Competitions and Domestic Development
The federation has already begun preparing for upcoming international competitions, including the Japanese Ambassador’s Cup and UFAK Championships.
More recently, the KFN board approved the establishment of a Nigerian Karate League, designed to provide a structured domestic competition and create more opportunities for athletes to compete regularly in Nigeria. The board also approved a one-year activity calendar running from August 2026 to August 2027.
Nigeria is also scheduled to participate in the 2026 UFAK African Championship in Algeria from September 6 to 13, with the federation directing its technical and administrative officials to begin preparations for the competition.
Governance and Accountability
Dimkpa has also placed emphasis on improving the federation’s governance, promising greater transparency, accountability and professionalism.
The new administration is seeking to strengthen sponsorship and partnerships to improve funding, athlete welfare and infrastructure, while ensuring official federation activities are managed through clearly defined structures.
The KFN board’s inaugural meeting has already resulted in the creation of several committees covering areas such as marketing and sponsorship, competitions, ethics, youth and women, technical development and refereeing.
Dimkpa believes the federation’s success should not be measured solely by the number of medals won, but also by the strength of its institutions, the quality of its programmes and the opportunities created for athletes and other stakeholders.
The new administration has therefore placed unity, grassroots development, technical improvement and stronger governance at the centre of its plan to rebuild Nigerian karate.
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