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Controversial Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has claimed that if herdsmen leave banditry, they would not have a source of financing their war machine.
According to a report by AIT during an interview with Gumi, the statement was made while he was speaking on ‘Ending Insecurity; Amnesty and Negotiation with Bandits’.
Gumi said the herdsmen have faced a lot of hardship, nothing the government sits down to look into their plight and modernise their lives.
Lamenting that no government has spent anything on herdsmen, Gumi said, “Not one kobo of our Nigerian budget goes to them”.
The Islamic cleric said bandits are not living a luxurious life, saying they sometimes drink from the stream.
‘If they stop banditry, they will not have a source of financing for their war machine,’ he added.
“We are pressured to fight the government. The government that has helicopters is bombing us. So relax, the money’s there.
Meanwhile, Gumi has warned against the United States (US) involvement in Nigeria’s fight against terrorism, saying such a move could worsen the country’s security crisis instead of solving it.
In a Facebook post on Monday, Gumi said Nigeria must be careful not to compromise its sovereignty in the name of seeking foreign assistance to tackle banditry, Boko Haram insurgency and other forms of insecurity.
He said Nigeria’s sovereignty was “a red line” while the country’s military had the capacity to deal with the security challenges if its operations were guided by fairness, transparency and proper rules of engagement.
The cleric warned that foreign military intervention, especially by the United States, could make Nigeria a new battleground for international terror networks.
He cautioned that such intervention could attract foreign extremist groups into the country and expose Nigerians to a wider scale of violence.
