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Famous Islamic cleric, Ahmad Gumi, has warned that some policies of the present administration led by President Bola Tinubu are capable of destroying the nation if not revised.

In a 22-second video clip posted on his official Facebook page, Gumi stated that if those tough policies are not reversed, it may destroy even the government.

He urged the president to consult experts before implementing certain policies, saying he should not depend on sycophants.

He said, “President Tinubu, you have to revise your policies; if not they are going to destroy the nation and they are also going to destroy your government.

“Your political and economic policies, you have to review them. You have to ask people who know better and don’t depend on these sycophants”.

jrusky:
You and those that sign 15t Likes to your thrash have no shame and this is why I hate all of you obidient with passion.

So this animal called Gumi or Glue that stood with bandits that nearly ran the entire South into extinct now the one you are quoting and supporting? I'm ashamed of you. Who the f u c k is Gum or Glue to even talk?

When he was supporting jihadist bandits and Fulani killer bitch were deaf or blind then to even be taking this goat called Gum or Glue serious?

Plssss bikonu Park ne side. We don't give a f u c k...

Even at that next election obi will not win a single state in SW and the North , we have told you clearly and clean Gringory Obi will never rule Nigeria in his lifetime take this to bank....

Who and what gave you the pathetic idea I am a supporter of any of these evil men, who rode on the gullibility of the poor masses to paint themselves as saints and overnight messiahs just to climb on their plights and head over to gain the supreme office of the land?

Come, don't annoy me o!

As long as Nigerians keep reinstalling their leaders from the National Recycle Bin of Ex-Servicemen and Politicians, expect nothing to change in the country's affairs.

It will still keep being from frying pan into fire and from fire into furnace. Until everyone can no longer bear the pains before you'd realize this country is not going forward… but rather moonwalking.

These trial-and-error reforms are having significant repercussions, particularly in northern Nigeria. The negative consequences of his policies, such as fuel subsidy removal, currency devaluation, and school fee increment, have created a wave of discontent in the region with dire socioeconomic challenges.

 Since the inauguration, the North has been at the receiving end of Tinubu’s experimental policies. The discontent is exacerbated by reforms that disproportionately impact the northern states, leading to a growing sense of alienation and mistrust.

The ongoing stand-off with Niger adds another layer of complexity to the situation. The sentiment that resonates with many affected areas is that he views the North as outcasts and expendable in his broader political strategy and the declaration of war with Niger fuels this debate.

 His indifference toward the northern states cannot be more obvious. If left unchecked, the consequences will be catastrophic for West Africa, not only for Nigeria. It will consume us all.One cannot deny that Tinubu has already poked the hornet’s nest with his declaration.

Since the establishment of the Sokoto Caliphate in the early 1800s, the relationship between Nigeria and Niger Republic has been characterised by peace and civility. The two nations have managed to avoid significant conflict despite being colonised by different European powers; France, Germany and England.

However, the current situation represents a stark departure from this historical harmony, marking the first time that relations with Niger have deteriorated to such an extent.

Tntsi:
A...boys will leave gumi now and call peter obi.

pandoragirigory:
pk