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Gumi Urges Nigerians Not to Invite U.S. Intervention Over Religious Conflicts

Popular Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, on Thursday,
warned against allowing President Donald Trump of the United States, US, to
interfere in the issues of Nigeria.

 

Gumi said it’s obnoxious and shameful to allow Trump
interfere in Nigeria’s issues.

 

He made the remark against the backdrop of Trump threatening
military action against Nigeria following the killing of Christians.

 

Trump had threatened to invade Nigeria and wipeout the
Islamic terrorists killing Christians.

 

Posting on Facebook, the Islamic scholar wrote: “I used to
think that because of the disparity between the North and South in Western
education, which though is narrowing, the South would be more patriotic with no
inferiority complex and slave mentality towards the West.

 

“Still, I was bitterly disappointed with some prominent
recent reactions to Trump’s threats to our sovereignty.

 

“Inter-communal hostilities, herders-farmers conflict,
indigenous vs. Settlers clashes are all results of poverty, poor education,
moral debauchery and poor governance, not religion.

 

“However inviting a liar, a genocidal supporter, a racist, a
supremacist, a colonist to interfere on the side of Christians specifically is
unpatriotic, shameful and obnoxious.

 

“Can’t they see that the fight will take another dimension?

 

“Is it their theological construct that makes them so naive
and hateful? Unfortunately, the common denominator of these unpatriotic
individuals is Islamophobia.

 

“Nevertheless, most Christians are good Samaritans living
peacefully with their Muslim countrymen. May Allah protect us all from the
Antichrist (dajjal —the liar). Amin.”

Source: Gumi Urges Nigerians Not to Invite U.S. Intervention Over Religious Conflicts

 - NigerianEye
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