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Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has asserted that politics in the South-West geopolitical zone of the country is driven by an irrational fear of Muslims and Islam.
He also sought to be exempted from “dirty local politics” in the region, after his trip to Ibadan, the Oyo State capital generated controversy.
The cleric made his position known in a Facebook post on Tuesday against the backdrop of reports that the abductors of 46 schoolchildren and teachers in the Oriire local government area of Oyo State on May 15 had demanded the implementation of Sharia law in the state as one of the conditions to release the captives.
But in a video released by her captors Monday, one of the victims vigorously debunked the report of the implementation of the Sharia.
Mrs Rachael Folawe Alamu, who spoke from captivity, said the armed gunmen made no demand for Sharia nor ransom payment of N1 billion as reported in some quarters.
They only demanded the release of their comrades in the hands of Nigerian authorities, she added.
Also, a prominent Islamic group, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), debunked the purported Sharia demand in a press release on Monday.
Reacting to MURIC’s statement, Gumi said, “I quite understand now how Islamophobia is shaping politics in SW and why I was unnecessarily dragged into their dirty local politics.
“I was in Ibadan not on invitation of any SW Muslim individual or group but as a representative of the Coalition of Northern Muslim Ulama.
“Is there anyone that can stop me going anywhere in Nigeria?”
It’s weird how some people think!
“I think that the whole saga is tele-guided by both foreign and local interests to promote a narrative and polarise the country.”
