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‎I have watched our people bleed. Mothers bury children. Farmers abandon their land. Students kidnapped from schools. And yet some say: “Give the bandits amnesty. Negotiate. Forgive.”
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‎I say: There is no amnesty for those who terrorize the innocent.
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‎Islam is a religion of mercy, yes. But it is also a religion of justice. The Qur’an is clear: _“The recompense for those who wage war against Allah and His Messenger and strive to spread corruption in the land is that they be killed or crucified...”_ [Qur’an 5:33].
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‎These bandits have waged war against the people. They kill, they rape, they steal, they kidnap our daughters. They have spread _fasad_ — corruption — across Zamfara, Kaduna, Katsina, Niger. On what ground do we offer them amnesty while victims get no justice?
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‎To those in government: Stop rewarding crime. Arrest them. Try them in court. If the law finds them guilty, let the law punish them. And if they escape the law of man, I say: Send them to Almighty Allah for judgment. For His judgment is certain, and His punishment is severe for oppressors.
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‎We cannot build peace on the blood of the innocent. Amnesty without repentance, without restitution, without justice, is injustice to the victims.
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‎Pray for our security forces. Pray for the victims. But do not pray for amnesty for the wicked until they drop their weapons, return the kidnapped, and face the law.
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‎May Allah protect Nigeria. May He expose and destroy all who profit from this insecurity. Ameen.

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They will tell you it is a northern amnesty in response to ND PAP, what does a nomadic people bring to a land they are total visitors in?
Is islam for one region alone? What stops Igbo or Yoruba muslim from amnesty also?

Forgiveness and repentance is for the creator to judge so send these scum of the earth to their creator for judgment.
The only repentant terrorist is a dead one.

Yeah that's right

Why give terrorists amnesty hmm , only in this Nigeria under APC government of tinubu

The job of the army to send them to stand in que for their 72 virgins.

They may say it, but can u dare it?

That's what the stands of every true Muslims are, even though some will still say otherwise. I personally don't see any reason of arresting those bastards, I'm a Muslim and only wishes dem a terrible death, cos dey don't deserve to die easily.

...Taqqye.. dont be deceiced folks

the north will fight against this man

Tinubu supporters would hate this man even more for saying the truth

Give that Inam some zobo...

Truth choke

Sheikh Gumi see your mate. Anybody speaking up for these monsters or demanding amnesty for them deserves to be jailed for life

Apc = bandit. The government cannot do that. Election don occupy their wicked brain

This is truly a true Muslim. Not people like Gumi, Hell Rufai, Buhari and co

a very good and noble man

So many deviants online supporting Tinubu government will not like what this man said.
Check@Helinus@God1000@Madridguy@thehighestOzuor.

Bandits are to be arrested and judged. If guity they should be punished as required by law!

1. Death sentence in most cases.
2. Life imprisonment.
3. etc as required

Same punishments too for Drug pushers, kidnappers and human/human body part traffickers!!
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Instant jungle Justice for all Fulani Muslim terrorists. Simple and short. They deserve nothing but just that. All these nonsense arrests and detentions is a complete waste of resources on people who are kidnapping and killing our own people.

But Tinubu is so weak and afraid to do the right thing.

Ask any Muslim around, 99% would tell you same. Human life is precious and Islam doesn't tolerate wanton bloodletting. That's one of the reasons Saudi Arabia has a very low crime rate. A murderer or terrorist is publicly executed without unnecessary waste of time.

I just hope he consulted that man that usually appears on screen with one kind of cap before coming up with these.

To be candid this would have been good! Let the house and senate be proactive with such laws for terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, drugs peddling, human trafficking and other related offences!

Anyone caught helping them are regarded as accomplice!

Most Yorubas that are muslims won't ever support the radical islam likes of Gumi are propagating in the North..

Northerners hope you guys are seeing the difference.. Yorubas have had islam long before Dan Fodio came into existence. Now look at the brand of radical islam some fake muslims are forcing on you people in your ancestral lands.

Who told you that you must have Sharia before you can practice your religion?. Most of you travel to civilized muslim countries but turn blind eyes to the good development going on in those countries, it's how to come back to Nigeria and be destroying yourselves in the name of religion you know. It's a pity.

Too late.


The Takeover of Nigeria and the Infiltration of the Nigerian Army and Armed Forces.

Many Nigerians are looking at the crisis consuming our nation and seeing only the symptoms. They see the kidnappings. They see the massacres. They see the destruction of villages. They see the terrorists displaying weapons on social media. They see farmers abandoning their lands and entire communities living in fear.

What many fail to see is the connection between these events.

To understand what is happening today, one must go back to the aftermath of the Orkar Coup of 1990.

Following the coup attempt, many officers from the Middle Belt and other parts of Nigeria found their military careers abruptly ended or severely limited. My father being a victim of that sudden change. Vacancies emerged within the military hierarchy and were rapidly filled through accelerated promotions.

At first, these promotions appeared to favor northern officers generally. But over time, the concentration became increasingly narrow and focused on the Fulani officers. What emerged was a military structure that many Nigerians believe became disproportionately dominated by one ethnic bloc.

The consequences of that transformation are now being felt across the country.

For decades, Nigerians were taught that the military was the final guardian of national unity. We believed that when politicians failed, when governors failed, when institutions failed, the armed forces would remain loyal to the Nigerian state above all else.

Today that confidence has largely disappeared.

How else can one explain the extraordinary freedom enjoyed by terrorist groups?

How do terrorists move sophisticated weapons across hundreds of kilometers without detection?

How do they maintain supply chains, fuel networks, communication systems, intelligence gathering capabilities, and financial operations while supposedly being "hunted" by one of Africa's largest militaries?

How do kidnappers negotiate ransoms for weeks using mobile networks that expose their locations by simple triangulation? Networks these criminals and ordinary citizens depend upon every day?

How do terrorist financiers move money through the banking system repeatedly without raising red flags, inspiring investigation or permanently dismantled?

These questions deserve answers.

Many Nigerians have concluded that the answer is not military weakness.

The answer is infiltration. Yes, INFILTRATION.

The evidence, they argue, is not found in a single document or a single confession. It is found in patterns. Patterns we have come to be very familiar with.

It is found in the repeated failure to decisively eliminate groups whose locations are often without a doubt, known.

It is found in the willingness of some officials to use language that appears to humanize terrorists while ordinary Nigerians are being slaughtered. Special attention to the chief of Army staff calling these terrorists "our brothers".

It is found in the apparent inability—or unwillingness—to impose dire consequences on those who sponsor, finance, harbor, or collaborate with these criminal organizations.

Most importantly, it is found in the confidence with which these groups operate.

These are not the actions of men who fear the state.

These are the actions of men who believe the state fears them.

These are the actions of men who believe they have people in high places guaranteeing their protection and whose interest they represent.

These are the actions of men who believe they are above the law and everyone else is below them.

These are the actions of men who believe the weapons they carry gives them power nothing else could ever give them.

These are the actions of men who do not hesitate to kill doctors, nurses, soldiers, military generals, teachers and children. Yes, CHILDREN.

The frightening possibility is that Nigeria is not merely facing an insurgency.

Nigeria may be witnessing a gradual capture of its institutions.

Every successful takeover in history follows a similar pattern.

The objective is not immediate conquest.

The primary objective is infiltration.

Positions of influence within our highest institutions are occupied.

The institutions are weakened.

Opposition is neutralized and completely destroyed.

Demographic and territorial realities are altered.

Control expands gradually until resistance becomes impossible.

By the time the public recognizes what is happening, the process is already too far advanced.

This is why many Nigerians no longer see terrorism, banditry, mass kidnappings, rural displacement, and political silence as separate issues.

Some of us see them as interconnected parts of a larger struggle over the future identity of Nigeria.

Whether this interpretation is correct or not, one fact is beyond dispute.

Millions of Nigerians have lost faith in the ability of the state to protect them.

Villages have been erased.

Families have been destroyed.

Farmers have abandoned ancestral lands.

Children have been kidnapped from schools.

Communities have been forced into permanent fear.

The question now confronting the nation is simple:

Is Nigeria dealing with a mere security failure or a structured, deliberate, gradual and persistent National take over?

Is Nigeria witnessing the slow takeover of its institutions by forces operating from both outside and within?

The answer to that question may determine whether future generations inherit the Federal Republic of Nigeria as we know it today—or something entirely different.

History teaches that nations are rarely conquered from the outside.

More often, they are captured from within.

And if that is what is happening in Nigeria, then the greatest battle before us is not in the forests, mountains, or villages.

It is inside the institutions that were created to defend the nation itself.

One by one and all at once.

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This guy wan spoil business for him brothers and those in charge of sharing amnesty + repentance money.

Finally we agreed on something ....
Send those bandit to hell

Sheikh Gumi better not unleash his minions on this truthful cleric

First cleric that doesn't support/condole nonsense and openly speaks about it.
May he be blessed mightily.

As it should be. These terrorists deserve no rehabilitation / amnesty