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Lynched ‘herders’ were terrorist mercenaries from Sudan ― BEPU

Muhammad Sabiu
October 4, 2022
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Birnin-Gwari Emirate Progressive Union (BEPU) has said it has evidence that the two alleged herdsmen gruesomely killed by aggrieved youths in Birnin-Gwari on Sunday 2nd October 2022 were terrorists from Sudan.

In a statement issued by the Chairman of BEPU, Ishaq Usman Kasai on Monday noted that while the union is clearly against any form of mob action under any guise, it is drawing the attention of the citizens not to resort to taking laws into their hands irrespective of frustration and provocation.

It also warned citizens to always channel their grievances to appropriate authorities and above all continue to devote themselves to prayers for divine intervention in the current insecurity situation.

“The union once more appreciates the efforts and successes recorded by the resilient security forces in their efforts to sanitize Birnin-Gwari general area and calls on them to step-up the operations into communities that surround Birnin-Gwari town where bandits are currently demanding and forcing communities to pay “protection fee” and crop harvesting levies, respectively.

It also maintained that while the lynching of suspected bandits is highly condemnable, the union observes with deep concern the way the issue has been reported to selectively and deliberately portray Birnin Gwari in the bad taste.

“And targeted to prove a false narrative on the issue to endanger the helpless innocent citizens of Birnin-Gwari Local Government, the statement declared.

” While we appreciate government resolve to investigate and bring perpetrators of this primitive act to book, we equally observe that government officials seem to be so in haste in issuing the sensitive statement without the scrutiny of the identities of the ‘alleged herders’ that were lynched by mob action.

“Available records which BEPU are privy to show that, the lynched ‘herders’ were terrorist mercenaries from the Republic of Sudan.

“Therefore, the alleged lynched persons are not herdsmen as falsely reported earlier but international criminal syndicates that have been terrorising Birnin-Gwari Local Government Area.

“BEPU findings revealed that the alleged lynching occurred after the suspects forcefully snatched a motorcycle from a farmer at the outskirts of Birnin-Gwari main town.

“Therefore, BEPU is concerned to observe that, the statement issued by Government on the issue did not equally capture and commiserate with the innocent citizens of Birnin-Gwari that were attacked at different locations for the past five days.

“More so, on the same day when the mob action occurred, one driver was killed and scores were kidnapped at Dogon Hawa and Tabanni areas. This is in addition to killings and kidnapping of the innocent citizens of Birnin-Gwari on the roads, on farms and in their homes which have become a daily occurrence.

“BEPU once more appreciates the effort of security agencies towards restoring peace in our area and urged government officials in showing concerns to any ugly situation to always be in a cautious mood in issuing any statement that is capable of undermining the peace-loving, helpless people that are under siege by the terrorists. This is with a view to averting a further escalation of the situation,” the statement read.

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