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Food Blockade Of South By North -- Not In Nigeria s Best Interest,
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Food Blockade Of South By North—Not In Nigeria s Best Interest By Fredrick Nwabufo
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Food blockade of south by north -- not in Nigeria s best interest
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Perhaps buoyed by a weakened sovereignty, Sunni Islamic Cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, canvasses amnesty for the bloodthirsty horde involved in the thriving, risk-free, inhuman banditry. Louis Achi situates the emerging chaos
According Professor Aliyu Mohammed, bandits feed their dogs with dead humans. Mohammed, of the Department of Human Physiology, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, should know.
Snatched from his residence at Wusasa area of Zaria, over a month ago, he was recently released from the den of bandits and kidnappers after ransom payment. Tragically, his son Abdulaziz Aliyu was killed during the raid.
Mohammed’s shocking revelation was contained in a recent social media post by Senator Shehu Sani: “Prof. Aliyu Muhammed spent 25 days with bandits before ransom was paid in Zaria. He revealed how the bandits grisly fed human corpses to their dogs & other horrors.
Why We Blocked Movement Of Food Items From North To South Group
Many trailers transporting cows, tomatoes, onions, pepper, grains and other commodities were prevented from leaving a border town in Niger State to the southern part of the country.
by Saharareporters, New York
Feb 27, 2021
The Amalgamated Union of Foodstuff and Cattle Dealers of Nigeria has explained why its members stopped the movement of food items from the North to the South.
The body commenced an indefinite strike following the government s failure to address the alleged killings of its members in parts of the country.
According to Punch, the union is also stopping its members from moving cattle and foodstuffs to the country s southern part.