Insecurity: Video Emerges As Sheikh Gumi Visits Sunday Igboho’s Hometown
- A Kaduna state-based Islamic cleric, Sheik Ahmad Gumi, has emphasised the need for a united Nigeria
- Sheik Gumi made this disclosure when he and the former NHIS boss, Prof. Usman Yusuf, visited Igboho in Oyo state
- Igboho is the hometown of the Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemi popularly known as Sunday Igboho
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Igboho, Oyo - Sheik Ahmad Gumi, a Kaduna state-based Islamic cleric, has visited Igboho town in Oyo state, the hometown of Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo aka Sunday Igboho.
Legit.ng reports that Gumi was seen in Igboho town alongside a former chief executive officer of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), Prof Usman Yusuf.
Source: Instagram
Gumi and Yusuf were seen standing in front of a Muslim Grammar school signboard in Modeke-Igboho in a viral video obtained by Sahara Reporters.
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He noted that he has seen nothing to warrant people to agitate that they should be separated from Nigeria.
Sheik Gumi said:
"Today we have visited this town Igboho, it is a Muslim community and we can see some cattle grazing in their courtyards.
"This is a place I think Nigerians need to understand that we need to live together. Because I have seen nothing here to warrant people to agitate that they should be separated from our beloved country, Nigeria."
On his part, Yusuf added that it was the elites that were dividing Nigeria and not the common people. He noted that the common people are the same.
He stated:
"This is Igboho made famous by a detainee in the Benin Republic. Nigeria is one and we will always remain one. The towns we have been to which include Ilesha, you see churches, you see a mosque, you see Fulanis, you see Yorubas all coming together."
DSS files terrorism charges against Igboho's aides
Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that a terrorism charge was filed against the detained aides of Sunday Igboho by the Department of State Services (DSS) at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
It was reported that the charge was specifically filed against Noah Oyetunji and Amudat Babatunde.
According to the allegations of the security agency, Oyetunji was in possession of firearms for terrorism-related activities, while Babatunde promoted terroristic acts online.
Source: Legit.ng
