A Kaduna cleric, Rev. Dr Stephen Tauna of the Kingdom Ambassadors Global Outrage, has said that the actions of President Muhammadu Buhari is endangering the Fulani’s in the country.
The Reverend said this in an interview with journalists in Kaduna.
He noted that all Nigerians are in regret with the spate of insecurity which has become a norm in Nigeria.
“With what is happening in most parts of the country where insecurity has become the order of the day, every Nigerian is now biting his or her finger regretting the situation we have all found ourselves as a nation.”
Rev. Tauna also expressed worry over the President’s plan to return to the old grazing route for cows.
“l completely became discouraged about the government, meaning President Muhammadu Buhari is ready to kill all Nigerians to give the land to the Fulanis.
“It shows that he (President) has betrayed the constitution and the people that voted him into power. He has betrayed the voices of the people because the voices of the people is the voice of God.
“Right from inception of this government, it has been herdsmen and Fulanis. Unfortunately, President Muhammadu Buhari doesn’t know how he is endangering the Fulani because he has sown hatred in the hearts of Nigerians against the Fulanis whether the Fulani man is innocent or not.
“Even nature does not like what is happening in Nigeria today, the shedding of blood. Blood has stained us as a people, darkness has covered us as a nation before God.”
“President Muhammadu Buhari owes Nigerians apology, he should apologize to Nigerians and ask God for forgiveness. Federal character must be reflected in all that he does” the cleric noted.
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