Although the BBC apologised to Mr Trump in a statement on Thursday, the news organisation stated that there was no “basis for defamation”.
Twenty-one mobile phones, 79 SIM cards, a Dell laptop, and a heap of credit cards from different banks were found on the trio.
“In fact, Mr Peter Obi has never asked what we are doing in mobilisation. Nothing of such. No communication. Nothing,” said Mr Monye.
Mr Hayab said Mr Gumi had resorted to lying and manipulation to mislead his followers and the public.
Mr Gumi said, “A doctor wrote to me: “Do you know that some Middle Belt Christian groups are now staging fake mass killings
Senator Orji Kalu has backed American President Donald Trump’s allegation that Christians in Nigeria are being targeted for massacre by “Jihadists”.
The United Nations has called for thorough investigations into the killings that dogged Tanzania’s general elections held on October 29, citing reports that police are removing bodies to conceal
David Akintola, Ayomide Olaribiro, Olabiyi Obasa, and David Okewole, have been jailed alongside six others for robbery in the UK.
“The common enemy here is Boko Haram, who is surely killing Christians and Muslims in Nigeria for religious reasons,” said the NHRC chief.
The BBC confirmed it received Mr Trump’s letter on Monday
