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The governor of Plateau state, Lalong has been reported to be paying some leaders of the terror-linked Miyetti Ollah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, MACBAN N100million monthly.
It is recalled that the governor of Kaduna, Nasir El-Rufai also confessed to paying Fulani terrorists undisclosed sums.
FLASH: Plateau State Governor, Mr. Lalong pays selected leaders of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria N100million monthly. pic.twitter.com/qPB46grYeW
— LeadersNG (@LeadersNG) June 27, 2018
New Video Shows Armed ‘Fulani Terrorists’ Joyfully Exclaiming ‘Sai Buhari’
A new video appears to show armed Fulani terrorists pronouncing “God is great” in Arabic and praising president Muhammadu Buhari with the common phrase, “Sai Buhari!” President Muhammadu Buhari had recently said that Fulani herdsmen carry sticks and do not have guns.
There are increasing calls for Nigeria’s ineffective president Muhammadu Buhari to resign amidst uncontrolled deadly terror continuously claiming hundreds of innocent lives. The president has been accused of aiding the terror by refusing to proscribe the terrorists and linked groups and the Nigerian police announcing that they will not go after the terrorists.
Nigeria’s president is also on record as saying that had he not been employed in the army, he could have been one of the Fulani herder-linked terrorists killing citizens.
- Related: Reports of Military Helicopters Supplying Miyetti-Linked Terrorists With Ammunition
- Related: 2014– Dr Brimah Writes About the Fulani Marauders and The Helicopters Used By Them
Over 120 civilians were gruesomely hacked to death in Nigeria’s Jos city this week. A leader of the Miyetti Ollah cattle rearer group justified the killings as retaliatory due to the loss of 300 cows.
Nigerians have been protesting for radical security changes and the sacking of all the nation’s security chiefs: https://youtu.be/lBiMCqU4ipU
The Buhari administration has been accused of having an agenda to wipe out the farming middle belt to annex grazing lands, a charge the government has denied. Recently Vice president Yemi Osinbajo came into the line of fire on a visit to Benue where his administration was harshly accused. The Vice responded that to prove it not so would be by lives being secured. There is yet no security to life and the killings continue to worsen.
