The cleric’s cryptic Facebook post followed President Donald Trump’s announcement that Abu-Bilal Al-Munuki had been killed.
He cited the dialogue between U.S. and Iran as a premise for his advocacy for dialogue with terrorists.
Mr Khamenei was killed in his office after it was hit by missiles on Saturday.
Despite what people say—despite those who whisper in your ears that he is Nigeria’s Osama bin Laden in the making—Sheikh Gumi is, in fact, a patriotic Nigerian.
Mr Onoja said civilians were oblivious to the techniques involved in handling explosive remnants.
Mr Baba-Ahmed described the airstrikes as a gross violation of Nigeria’s sovereignty.
“Dropping a few bombs here and there cannot tackle the menace of terror. The attacks are symbolic of a harbinger neo-Crusade war against Islam,” Mr Gumi reasoned.
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Mr Gumi’s statement comes against the backdrop of a series of schoolchildren abductions by bandits.
“The Christians at ‘fault lines’ in war with herdsmen, do also attack and counterattack,” Mr Gumi claimed.
Mr Gumi said, “What government needs to do is to bring them together in unison and holistic form. So that there is peace.’’
