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Islamic Scholar, Ahmed Gumi Calls Sunday Igboho, Nnamdi Kanu Useless Nigeria Youths
A Popular Islamic scholar, Sheik Ahmed Gumi has described Sunday Igboho, Nnamdi Kanu and other youths clamouring for restructuring as Useless Nigerian youths.
He made this known in an interview with BBC Pidgen, and made it known that asking Fulani Herdsmen to leave south west and other parts of the country to their states is no realistic because most of them have families from states other than the northern part.
He explained that He has an in-law who is a Yoruba person, and that if everyone is asked to leave to their respective states, which tribe will claim the children of his brother who married a Yoruba person?
Furthermore, he categorically noted that a larger percentage of Nigerians wants the country to stay together, hence, those clamoring for a breakup are useless
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