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Shiites Do Not Recognize The Corporate Entity of Nigeria – Sheikh Gumi.


Renowned Islamic scholar, Dr Ahmad Abubakar Gumi has aired his views on the recent bloody stand-off between security forces and members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, also known as Shiites.
Dr Ahmad Abubakar Gumi said he had earlier warned Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky, of the dangers of blocking the highways during Arbaeen. He also said the Shiite leader had been running a parallel government in most parts of the North in the past 40 years. Adding that Shiites had been undergoing military training and producing military cadets and soldiers; “They are operating a state within a state.”
“The Islamic Movement of Nigeria does not recognize the corporate entity of Nigeria and the group is not registered, they operate above the law and they get direct foreign aid”.
“Former President Umaru Yar ádua had told me of the massive importation of ammunitions and weapons to different parts of the country, the president had mentioned Iran as  supplying  arms to the Shittes. The recent clash between the army and Shiites is a divine intervention to prevent a catastrophe like that of Boko Haram”.
“It came suddenly and was so powerful to eradicate and uproot any plan that they must have been nursing to harm the society”.
“I had written Zakzaky about a year ago, warning him of the dangers of blocking roads during the annual Ar’baeen trek, where his followers travel on foot from all over the country to Zaria,”
Sheikh Gumi further warned that the North would continue to be underdeveloped if  the twin evils of Shiites and Boko Haram are not eradicated, adding that  the strife and unnecessary blocking of roads and shouting slogans on the highways increases tension in the region.

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