Nigeria May Face Security Challenges Worse Than Boko Haram – Ahmad Gumi
Ahmad Gumi, an Islamic cleric has disclosed that Nigeria may face a more dangerous security challenges if proactive steps are not taken to curb the ethnic crisis in the nation. Information Guide Nigeria
Gumi, the advocate of amnesty for the bandits terrorising Northern parts of Nigeria said activities of the unscrupulous elements and how it is been handled by the security organisations may lead to religious terrorism. DAILY POSTS reports.
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In a video posted on his Facebook page, the Islamic cleric claimed that a former Deputy Governor of Zamfara State told him how some bandits were granted amnesty and brought into their government.
In Gumi’s words: “As we speak now, bandits believed to be herdsmen have kidnapped about 66 Christian worshipers and they came out with the clip, unlike before.
“Religious terrorism is truly setting in. February this year when I went to meet some of these bandits, they were humble and had no inclination of terrorism”. jamb results
“In fact, the Deputy Governor of Zamfara State, the former one, told me that in the years when he was in power, some herdsmen caught with Boko Haram members who were trying to infiltrate their territory were caught and brought into the government”.
“We are struggling with ethnicity, it has nothing to do with religion so if care is not taken, we will be facing a more dangerous situation more than even Boko Haram”.
