Sheikh Ahmad Gumi Reacts to Trump's Nigeria Genocide Declaration
Controversial Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi responds to Donald Trump's designation of Nigeria as a 'Country of Particular Concern' for alleged genocide against Christians, attributing it to political motives and foreign interference. Gumi accuses religious figures in Nigeria of collaborating with foreign powers to advance divisive agendas, criticizing the U.S. for interference in Nigeria's internal security issues.
He warns of potential violence by armed groups and calls for a stronger Nigerian foreign policy. Gumi also criticizes various groups, including bandits, IPOB, and criminals, for causing further division and insecurity in the country.
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