The Islamic scholar has recently become the government’s key link to rampaging bandits who have been on a destructive spree across northern Nigeria.
The frontline religious leader asks the government to intensify intelligence capabilities to check mutating criminality.
According to Mr. Oyeyemi, the hotelier claimed to have seen criminals around, hence the need for installation of cameras in the hotel.
It was unclear if the position was influenced by the Nigerian first lady, who has long departed for Dubai after becoming disillusioned with her husband’s lacklustre regime.
“The female among them who are desperate in keeping their jobs turned to harlotry and sex slavery.”
At least 29 students, three school officials and 12 family members were abducted by a group of heavily armed bandits who stormed a boarding school in Abubakar Sani-Bello’s state.
“I didn’t say they [Nigerians] should go and kill themselves, but they should watch and see what will happen…,” the minister insisted.
“As a faith-based institution whose interest is to train student nurses in moral and academic standing, we do not give room to truancy.”
“When they fire shots everybody runs. In our younger days, we stand to fight any aggression coming for us,” the minister boasted.
The videos shared online showed a section of the market in flames as some people in the area destroyed the police vehicle.
