B-O-M-B-S-H-E-L -L!!!
Kanuris, Fulanis, And Hausas Are
Boko Haram— Sheikh Ahmad
Gumi.
**Buhari is weak and too old for
the job of a President at the
official age of 73.
Regarding the Boko Haram
menace in the North, the cleric
further acknowledged that it is a
problem of the northern region
of the country and more
specifically the Muslim population.
“Kanuris, Fulanis and Hausas are
the Boko Haram," Gumi told
SaharaTV. The government
initially thought it was a northern
problem, leave them let them kill
themselves.”
During this weekend’s SaharaTV
broadcast, which kicked off the
platform's 2015 Nigerian
presidential election coverage,
many of the most critical
discussions were centered
around not just the politics
leading up to the contest, but the
incessant Boko Haram militancy in
the northern part of the country,
a violence that has seemingly
intensified in recent weeks.
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, one of
Nigeria’s top Islamic clerics,
known for his strong and often
controversial opinions, spoke to
Sahara TV at length about the
insecurity crisis and its effect on
the political landscape in Nigeria.
Recently, Gumi was quoted as
saying that he is not a politician
and does not have sympathy for
any of the political parties, but
warns the APC presidential
candidate Gen. Muhammadu
Buhari (rtd) against contesting in
the presidential elections this
year. Buhari is weak and too old
for the job of the president, at the
official age of 73..
Regarding the Boko Haram
menace in the north, the cleric
further acknowledged that it is a
problem of the northern region
of the country and more
specifically the Muslim population.
“Kanuris, Fulanis and Hausas are
the Boko Haram," Gumi told
SaharaTV. The government
initially thought it was a northern
problem, leave them let them kill
themselves.”
Gumi additionally suggested that
Muslims in the north sit down to
tackle the issue, supported by the
government, and the government
supported by the international
community. “Coordination
between these three will lead to
an end to Boko Haram," he stated.
Also touching on the recent
Charlie Hebdo incident in France,
which left many writers and
artists at the satirical magazine
dead, Gumi stated clearly that the
Qur’an does not support violence.
“Leniency beautifies everything
and violence tarnishes
everything," he said, quoting the
Prophet Muhammed. “The Qur’an
does not encourage anyone to
pick arms and fight.”
Gumi however also said that
people should not hide behind
freedom of speech to condemn
other people’s faith

Where's ur source or its a propaganda

bro find sit and drink satchel water

honjohnbright:
Where's ur source or its a propaganda

guy na source be ur problem, or you know the truth nd ur trying to be mischievious

ejikeme:
bro find sit and drink satchel water

guy spell ur satchel water correctly