Bayelsa state governor, Douye Diri has questioned President Muhammadu Buhari over the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu. Diri while reacting, expressed worry that the federal government has allowed renowned Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Abubakar Gumi, a northerner to defend and interact with bandits.
Diri, who spoke on Tuesday, when he featured as a guest on Channels Television breakfast current affairs programme, Sunrise Daily, said Gumi had become somebody no one can touch, adding that it was very unfair.
Diri said, “Two things I have to say.
“First, they should give him [Nnamdi Kanu] a fair hearing so that the trial will not be done in a way that everyone (especially the Igbo) will see it as oppression. “Second, as we talk about the IPOB, what about the boys (bandits and herdsmen) organising killings in the North and in the whole country? What of Sheik Gumi? He has become somebody no one can touch. That’s very unfair.”
Recall that Gumi had recently warned the government against the killing of bandits, insisting that the criminals were victims too. The Islamic scholar insisted that no school was safe in the North West for now until the government negotiated with the bandits. His recent statement has raised questions of his involvement with the bandits and why the Buhari’s administration has failed to summon him for questioning.
| Posted: at | |
TRENDING GISTS 
Mercy Chinwo’s Ex-Manager, EeZeeTee Granted ₦20m Bail Over Alleged $397,106 Forex Fraud
PHOTOS: Young Woman Brutally Murdered By Suspected Ritualists, Priv@te Part Removed In Ogun
Lovely Video Of Singer Davido And His Wife, Chioma Vibing To His Song
Woman Slams Her Husband For Allegedly Having Unprotected S3x With Random Girls After Publicly Apologizing To Her
Actress, Laide Bakare Crowned UN Ambassador Of Peace
Actress, Uche Montana Celebrates Birthday With New Stunning Photos
VIDEO: President Tinubu Conferred With a Chieftaincy Title in Anambra State
Passengers Killed, Vehicles Set Ablaze As Gunmen Attack Commercial Bus in Imo