Amotekun Has Lost Credence, Politicized — Nnamdi Kanu.
Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, has advised the Western Nigeria Security Network, codenamed Amotekun, to use sophisticated weapons in their battle against killer Fulani herdsmen.
On Friday, Kanu said this while reacting to Governor of Bauchi, Bala Mohammed’s comments that herdsmen carry AK-47 against cattle rustlers for self-defense.
Mohammed had said, “Because the Fulani man is practicing the tradition of pastoralism, he has been exposed to the vagaries of the forest, cattle rustlers who carry guns, kill him and take away his commonwealth, which is the cows.
“He has no option than to carry AK47 because the society and the government are not protecting him, what is his fault; it’s the fault of the government and the people. You don’t criminalize all of them, because, in every tribe, there are criminals.”
Kanu, on his official Twitter handle, wrote, “Amotekun has been politicized. What a shame! How can Amotekun with Pump-action/Dane gun engage the fourth most dangerous terror group in the world that has sophisticated weapons like AK-47?
“It’s time for an outfit with a pedigree like Odua People’s Congress to take over.”
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