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How I Led 600 Bandits to Surrender – Gumi Defends Peace Efforts

Popular Islamic cleric Sheikh Gumi has defended his controversial peace efforts with bandits, revealing he played a pivotal role in causing over 600 armed bandits and their commanders to surrender in Sabon Garin Yadi forest, Kaduna State. Speaking in a recent statement, Gumi described his mediation—accompanied by the then Kaduna State Commissioner of Police in January 2021—as a successful intervention aimed at de-escalating violence and promoting dialogue. Gumi claimed the meeting persuaded the militants to lay down arms in exchange for security and basic amenities, but also criticised the government for failing to honour its part of the agreement. According to Gumi, the missed opportunity led to renewed violence, as none of the bandits’ conditions were fulfilled. He dismissed calls for his arrest as misguided, insisting that mediation and open dialogue remain essential tools for peace. Gumi cautioned Nigerians against […]

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 Sheikh Gumi Denies Fleeing Nigeria to Turkey to Escape Trump

Controversial Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has denied social media rumors claiming he fled Nigeria to hide in Turkey due to fears of US President Donald Trump’s threat of military intervention over alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria. Gumi, currently in Turkey giving interviews, provided proof that his visa was obtained weeks before Trump’s November 1 tweet. Photos online had fueled suspicions, with users speculating Gumi’s ties to suspected terrorists led him to escape. Gumi called such claims “melancholy, concocted lies,” emphasizing Trump “has no power over us.” Gumi argued accusations of Christian genocide are “Islamophobia” and manipulation, sharing a message from a doctor alleging fake mass killings in the Middle Belt. He criticized Trump for spreading “dangerously deceptive” claims about violence in Nigeria. Gumi urged Nigerians not to trust external claims of genocide, invoking past examples of misinformation and insisting […]

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Saudi Arabia Deports Sheikh Gumi: Hajj Ban Over ‘Political Views’ Ignites Diplomatic Row

Sheikh Gumi Denied Hajj Entry: Saudi Authorities Cite ‘Political Views’ Saudi Arabia has deported prominent Nigerian Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi from Medina, barring him from participating in the 2025 Hajj pilgrimage despite initially granting him a visa. The cleric, sponsored by Nigeria’s Hajj Commission to provide religious guidance, was turned back upon arrival, reigniting debates over free expression and diplomatic protocol. The Controversy Unfolds: Visa Granted, Entry Denied Timeline: Gumi departed Nigeria on an Umza Air flight, arriving in Medina at 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 24, 2025. Saudi immigration officials denied him entry, citing undisclosed “reasons related to his views on world politics.” Deported to Nigeria, he resumed teaching duties by Monday, May 26. Gumi’s Statement:“I am grateful to Nigerian authorities for pledging to engage Saudi Arabia on this matter. My exclusion is regrettable but won’t deter my mission.” Behind the Ban: Politics vs. […]

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