Sheikh Ahmad Gumi Urges Nigeria to Halt US Military Cooperation, Warns Airstrikes Could Destabilize the Country
Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Abubakar Gumi has criticised U.S. military strikes in northwest Nigeria, cautioning that foreign involvement could destabilize the nation. Speaking after U.S.-led airstrikes against ISIS-affiliated militants on Christmas Day, Gumi argued that counterterrorism must be conducted by morally upright actors and warned against civilian casualties. He advised Nigeria to suspend military cooperation with the United States, suggesting alternative support from neutral countries like China, Turkey, and Pakistan. Gumi further warned that U.S. intervention under the guise of protecting Christians could deepen religious divisions, undermine national sovereignty, and turn Nigeria into a theatre of war.
Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Abubakar Gumi has criticised U.S. military strikes in northwest Nigeria, cautioning that foreign involvement could destabilize the nation. Speaking after U.S.-led airstrikes against ISIS-affiliated militants on Christmas Day, Gumi argued that counterterrorism must be conducted by morally upright actors and warned against civilian casualties. He advised Nigeria to suspend military cooperation with the United States, suggesting alternative support from neutral countries like China, Turkey, and Pakistan. Gumi further warned that U.S. intervention under the guise of protecting Christians could deepen religious divisions, undermine national sovereignty, and turn Nigeria into a theatre of war.
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi Urges Nigeria to Halt US Military Cooperation, Warns Airstrikes Could Destabilize the Country
Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Abubakar Gumi has criticised U.S. military strikes in northwest Nigeria, cautioning that foreign involvement could destabilize the nation. Speaking after U.S.-led airstrikes against ISIS-affiliated militants on Christmas Day, Gumi argued that counterterrorism must be conducted by morally upright actors and warned against civilian casualties. He advised Nigeria to suspend military cooperation with the United States, suggesting alternative support from neutral countries like China, Turkey, and Pakistan. Gumi further warned that U.S. intervention under the guise of protecting Christians could deepen religious divisions, undermine national sovereignty, and turn Nigeria into a theatre of war.
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