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    Bandits are tired, want peace – Sheikh Gumi

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorJune 8, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Popular Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has revealed that bandits are tired and they want peace.

    The Kaduna-based Islamic scholar said bandits were ready to lay down their arms if they get a genuine partnership from the government.

    When asked if bandits were tired, Gumi said: “Yes, it’s very true because bandits are saying they were pushed into banditry by circumstances.

    “If they have a genuine partner, they are ready to stop it; they are tired and want peace.

    Gumi brokering peace with bandit leaders
    Gumi brokering peace with bandit leaders

    “As regards their ongoing activities, you realize that even when soldiers are fighting and a ceasefire is declared, it takes a long time before they stop fighting.

    “We are able to see about 80 per cent of the big ones and then some small splinter groups which we could not meet because due to circumstances as we cannot go into the bush again.

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    “But generally, they are ready for peace, in fact, we have gathered their representatives, discussed with them, and they said they are ready but need a genuine partner. Politics is the cause of this issue.”

    In the past few months banditry has scourged the Northern part of Nigeria, making it inhabitable for most people.

    Their modus operandi include school kidnappings, killings, rape, torture amongst many other atrocities.

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