Fulani Bandits With Heavy Weapons Release Video Of Kidnapped People In Niger

TRIXX NG reports that some bandits who are Fulani men have released videos of the victims they kidnaped in Niger.

In this video, they were seen carrying heavy weapons like RPG and shooting it to scare the victims. The victims which include Old and young people were seen crying.

Also, the bandits were heard shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’.

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“@eniola_opeyemi: VIDEO: Let's call a spade a spade. Bandits with RPG are not bandits but terrorists and should be treated as such.@Gidi_Traffic
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— GIDITRAFFIC (@Gidi_Traffic) February 17, 2021

This has also brought reactions from people who feel they should not just be called Bandits, but terrorists

IPOB no even carry stone, this govt was in a haste to call them terrorist group. But Bandits with RPG and herdsmen with AK47 re yet to be proscribed as terrorist groups in this country by Buhari govt.
Na matter of time Everytin wey get beginning must end….

— CERTIFIED TROUBLE MAKER (@iam_Kingbuchi) February 17, 2021

How Buhari, APC and biased media successfully changed the narrative from terrorist to bandits should be studied by concerned Nigerians. No difference whatsoever between banditry and terrorism in Nigeria. Bandits with RPG are not bandits but terrorists. Let's put it as it is.

— Premier (@SodiqTade) February 17, 2021

Things are becoming clearer. Only a criminal regime will negotiate with those carrying RPGs. Those negotiating with bandits with RPG knows they are Boko haram members in disguise. When we cry, we can still see! Insecurity is the most lucrative business in Nigeria currently. pic.twitter.com/RwrKZkeCAn

— Towolawi Jamiu #EndSarsNow (@jharmo) February 17, 2021

Bandits with RPG are not bandits but terrorists and should be treated as such. The thought of bandits walking around a region with RPGs(sophisticated weapon) should bother an average Nigerians. These are the people Buhari/APC called repentant, and willing to negotiate. Sigh

— Premier (@SodiqTade) February 17, 2021