Gumi Denies Supporting Bandits, Calls Claims False

Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, a prominent Islamic cleric in Nigeria, has categorically denied allegations linking him to support for banditry. He described claims that he endorsed banditry as false and manipulated, asserting that the statements circulating on social media were doctored.
Gumi emphasized that he has never justified or advocated for banditry in Nigeria. He urged the public to disregard the misleading content, which he believes is driven by ethnic interests and prejudices.
Gumi warned that individuals continuing to spread these falsehoods could face legal action. He expressed a desire for national healing and peace, emphasizing sympathy for the victims of violence and insecurity across Nigeria, which he attributed to widespread poverty and social injustice.
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