Aisha Yesufu has blasted Nnamdi Kanu after he called her a “talkative lunatic” because of her comments condemning ESN for attacking herdsmen in Abia.
Recall that Nnamdi Kanu, on Sunday, Jan 31, had shared a video on his Facebook page showing how the Eastern Security Network, ESN, operatives invaded the camp of some herdsmen in Isuikwuato, Abia State, to chase them and kill their cows.
Reacting to Kanu’s video, Yesufu, condemned the incident, adding that no one has the monopoly of violence.
She tweeted:
“This is absolutely not acceptable. We cannot have security outfits taking laws into their own hands & maiming, killing & destroying properties. This is not acceptable. We must always remember no one has a monopoly of violence and intolerance and we can all be mad. Let the law guide us!”
However, Kanu, in a statement issued on Monday, Feb 1, through the IPOB media and publicity secretary, Emma Powerful, hit back, saying:
“If you are one of the #Zoo animals suffering from an advanced form of Stockholm Syndrome, may it kill you there. We in the East are not, have never been and can never be slaves to any bunch of retards. Ask the British.
“We won’t tolerate any iota of killer Fulani herdsmen menace in the East. You may be comfortable with your wretched Fulanised existence where you are but we won’t live with that rubbish in the land of the Rising Sun.
“Where were you when our people were being slaughtered, raped and kidnapped in Isiukwuato? Talkative lunatics like Aisha Yusuf.”
Aisha hit back on Twitter, writing:
“I haven’t seen the reply ooooh!
Anyway, let him take his low-grade mentality to his followers who decided to replace their brains with bread and looking for feet to kiss rather than planting themselves in the seats of power and controlling the narrative!
After seeing Kanu’s reply, she wrote:
“Tell the Made in China Shekau that I am not one of those #VictimMentality people that are swayed by his premature beard and stooped posture that he has taken on that have them kissing his feet with his infantile outbursts and decision making that have had him out in the cold.”
