Retired Assistant Commissioner of Police Sheriff Abubakar Rabiu Drops Expl0sive Open Letter, Accuses Northern Clerics of Fueling Extrem!sm
A retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sheriff Abubakar Rabiu, has dropped one of the boldest, loudest, and most uncomfortable truths Northern Nigeria has heard in years — and his message is now spreading through mosques like wildfire.
In his fiery open letter, the respected ex-cop accused a section of Northern Islamic cler!cs of:
“Po!soning the minds of our youth with vituperat!ve, inciting and danger0usly divisive sermons.”
He warned that some preachers have turned the pulpit into a battleground, labeling Christians as “arne,” “kafurai,” and “infidels destined for h3ll.”
And he didn’t mince words:
“This is not Islam. This is m@dness. And this m@dness gave birth to Boko Haram.”
Rabiu argued that h@teful preaching, combined with the Almajiri system, has created a breeding ground for extrem!sm:
“An idle mind is the dev!l’s workshop. Those street children begging today will become tomorrow's recruits and fo0t soldiers for terr0r groups.”
He also questioned why Nigeria gets flagged internationally:
“Instead of shouting that Trump is Islamophob!c, ask why America put us on that list.
Try this kind of preaching in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE—even Cameroon—and you’ll be arrested the same day.”
Rabiu called on the President, the National Assembly, Northern governors, and all LG chairmen to urgently enact laws that:
Crim!nalize calling any Nigerian “arne” or “kafir” from the pulpit
✔ Ban street begging by children (Almajiri)
✔ End h@te speech disguised as relig!ous preaching
He warned that failure to act may attract the same global digital w@r that turned Afghanistan and Iraq into ruins.
But he ended with hope:
“If we implement these measures sincerely, Nigeria will return to the peace we enjoyed in the 70s–90s when Muslims and Christians shared meals, drank from the same cup, and buried each other’s de@d.”
This message is loud, raw, and shaking the entire region — and the conversation has only just begun.
A retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sheriff Abubakar Rabiu, has dropped one of the boldest, loudest, and most uncomfortable truths Northern Nigeria has heard in years — and his message is now spreading through mosques like wildfire.
In his fiery open letter, the respected ex-cop accused a section of Northern Islamic cler!cs of:
“Po!soning the minds of our youth with vituperat!ve, inciting and danger0usly divisive sermons.”
He warned that some preachers have turned the pulpit into a battleground, labeling Christians as “arne,” “kafurai,” and “infidels destined for h3ll.”
And he didn’t mince words:
“This is not Islam. This is m@dness. And this m@dness gave birth to Boko Haram.”
Rabiu argued that h@teful preaching, combined with the Almajiri system, has created a breeding ground for extrem!sm:
“An idle mind is the dev!l’s workshop. Those street children begging today will become tomorrow's recruits and fo0t soldiers for terr0r groups.”
He also questioned why Nigeria gets flagged internationally:
“Instead of shouting that Trump is Islamophob!c, ask why America put us on that list.
Try this kind of preaching in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE—even Cameroon—and you’ll be arrested the same day.”
Rabiu called on the President, the National Assembly, Northern governors, and all LG chairmen to urgently enact laws that:
Crim!nalize calling any Nigerian “arne” or “kafir” from the pulpit
✔ Ban street begging by children (Almajiri)
✔ End h@te speech disguised as relig!ous preaching
He warned that failure to act may attract the same global digital w@r that turned Afghanistan and Iraq into ruins.
But he ended with hope:
“If we implement these measures sincerely, Nigeria will return to the peace we enjoyed in the 70s–90s when Muslims and Christians shared meals, drank from the same cup, and buried each other’s de@d.”
This message is loud, raw, and shaking the entire region — and the conversation has only just begun.
Retired Assistant Commissioner of Police Sheriff Abubakar Rabiu Drops Expl0sive Open Letter, Accuses Northern Clerics of Fueling Extrem!sm
A retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sheriff Abubakar Rabiu, has dropped one of the boldest, loudest, and most uncomfortable truths Northern Nigeria has heard in years — and his message is now spreading through mosques like wildfire.
In his fiery open letter, the respected ex-cop accused a section of Northern Islamic cler!cs of:
“Po!soning the minds of our youth with vituperat!ve, inciting and danger0usly divisive sermons.”
He warned that some preachers have turned the pulpit into a battleground, labeling Christians as “arne,” “kafurai,” and “infidels destined for h3ll.”
And he didn’t mince words:
“This is not Islam. This is m@dness. And this m@dness gave birth to Boko Haram.”
Rabiu argued that h@teful preaching, combined with the Almajiri system, has created a breeding ground for extrem!sm:
“An idle mind is the dev!l’s workshop. Those street children begging today will become tomorrow's recruits and fo0t soldiers for terr0r groups.”
He also questioned why Nigeria gets flagged internationally:
“Instead of shouting that Trump is Islamophob!c, ask why America put us on that list.
Try this kind of preaching in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE—even Cameroon—and you’ll be arrested the same day.”
Rabiu called on the President, the National Assembly, Northern governors, and all LG chairmen to urgently enact laws that:
Crim!nalize calling any Nigerian “arne” or “kafir” from the pulpit
✔ Ban street begging by children (Almajiri)
✔ End h@te speech disguised as relig!ous preaching
He warned that failure to act may attract the same global digital w@r that turned Afghanistan and Iraq into ruins.
But he ended with hope:
“If we implement these measures sincerely, Nigeria will return to the peace we enjoyed in the 70s–90s when Muslims and Christians shared meals, drank from the same cup, and buried each other’s de@d.”
This message is loud, raw, and shaking the entire region — and the conversation has only just begun.
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