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A suspected bandit boss has publicly acknowledged that his group’s members are proficient with weaponry, especially AK-47 rifles, despite their lack of formal schooling.
Security analyst Zagazola Makama uploaded a video of the armed leader speaking to a crowd in Katsina State’s Dutsenma Local Government Area on X on Monday.
In the video, the bandit leader, surrounded by his supporters and brandishing a firearm, spoke with assurance while the audience applauded.
“Even though we are uneducated and did not attend school, we are capable of operating an AK-47,” he stated.
“While you gather books on your shelves, we have gathered AK-47 rifles and the weapons are our education,” he continued, drawing a comparison between his organization and educated people. He hoisted his weapon in front of the audience, who enthusiastically cheered.
Additionally, the kingpin accused authorities of breaking commitments made after earlier attempts at talks.
“We make an effort to keep our promises to you. We anticipate that you will follow suit. One of our main worries is this,” he stated.
He said that despite negotiations, several of his colleagues are still detained in various states, including Katsina, Kano, and Abuja.
“A state cannot exist if its citizens are detained. He said, “Many of our men and women have been detained, but nothing happens when we ask for their release.”
The bandit leader also said that government officials frequently meet with them to discuss issues but do not follow through on their agreements.
The audience laughed when he said, “Your leaders come to meet us and we agree on certain issues, but once they leave, they go back and sit comfortably in air conditions without fulfilling those promises.”
He cautioned that if such behavior persisted, his group might stop participating in discussions.
“If we are not invited back for discussions, everyone you see here could vanish into the forest for months.” Only little children might be left behind, he said.
The kingpin stated that they are amenable to further negotiations in spite of the warning, but only if prior commitments are honored.
“Even if you call us to Katsina, we will come if you release our people. We don’t mind going anyplace, but we worry about promises that aren’t kept,” he remarked.
