Former Kano Deputy Governor Warns Nigerians Against Security Threats Amid Alleged Foreign Intervention
Professor Hafiz Abubakar, a former Deputy Governor of Kano, cautioned Nigerians, especially Muslims, to be alert to potential security threats after alleged statements by Western leaders, including Donald Trump, suggesting military intervention in Nigeria. Abubakar highlighted the need for spiritual and civic awareness, urging religious leaders to lead by example in mobilizing prayer across the nation.
He warned of covert operations by foreign powers to sow discord within Nigeria and emphasized the importance of unity and vigilance. The warning comes amidst concerns of destabilization and exploitation of Nigeria's vulnerabilities by external forces.
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