MAIDUGUR I -THE Yusifiyya movement popularly known as Boko Haram, Saturday, said that the reasons why they attacked the United Nations building in Abuja is because United States and the UN are supporting the Federal government of Nigeria in persecuting Muslims all over the country.
One Abu Kakah, who spoke on behalf of the spokesman of the group, Abu Zaid while addressing newsmen in Maiduguri via the telephone said they considered the United States , the UN and the Nigeria government as a common enemy and such they would continue to attack them because they are infringing on the right of the muslims.
Abu Kakah accused the federal government of insincerity in dialoguing with them saying the only condition they can accept to dialogue with the federal government is unconditional release of all their members whom he said are in prisons all over the country.
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question: the Bible says “thou shalt not kill”, what does the quoran say?
I want to believe that the rights of muslims being infringed upon by the Federal Government of Nigeria which the idiot Abu Kakah was referring to is the right to illiteracy?
Note: as of this writing, the Yusiffiya movement group of idiots havent updated their website. Its still the same as before. Perhaps, since Maiduguri has become a ghost town, they don’t have electricity and internet access.
onos
August 29, 2011
Anyone still in maiduguri should do so at there own risk. If I were Jonathan (though I’m not) I’ll blast that city sky-high, hell-deep. No shaking.
Wole Akanbi (UAE)
August 29, 2011
But if one says he is intending fighting with the Federal Govt and America because of one thing or the other, why can’t he go to Aso Rock and the nation of America to wage his war instead of killing the innocent people in the UN building. Infact, I can’t understand how some people reason. One thing I know is that: ‘hands join with hands, a sinner will never go unpurnished.
May the gentle souls of those innocent people rest in peace and that God should console the hearts of relatives.