BURSTED ! Famous Nigerian Bandit Turji Shocks Nigerians, Exposed Tinubu’s Powerful Minister Who Supports Terrorism- See Details
Bello Turji Kachalla, infamously known as Turji, has recently released a video in which he accuses Bello Matawalle, the Minister of State for Defence and former governor of Zamfara State, of supporting terrorism in Nigeria. Turji, a notorious terrorist leader operating in the northern states of Zamfara, Sokoto, and Niger, has been a significant figure in the region’ s banditry crisis.
The Accusations
In the video obtained by SaharaReporters, Turji asserts that the issue of insecurity in Nigeria is not just a result of isolated criminal activities but has the backing of prominent political figures. He specifically accuses Matawalle of complicity in the ongoing violence, claiming he has evidence to support his allegations.
Speaking in Hausa, Turji stated, ” My name is Muhammed Bello Turji, and I am releasing this video to reach all Nigerians, from the leaders to the poor. This is the message I want to convey to everyone. The issue of insecurity plaguing our country has the full backing of the immediate past Government of Zamfara State. I have evidence to support this claim. ”
Specific Allegations
Turji’ s accusations are detailed and specific. He alleges that during Matawalle’ s tenure as governor, there were numerous instances where efforts to negotiate peace were sabotaged. He cited an example involving an individual named Dillu, who he claims was obstructing peace efforts in Shinkafi and was later killed by Turji’ s men. According to Turji, Matawalle facilitated negotiations with bandits but also undermined these efforts by supporting certain factions.
Claims Of Weapons And Armed Gangs
Criticism Of Government Actions
Call For Accountability
Towards the end of his video, Turji called on the federal government to investigate the past actions of these individuals and hold them accountable. He urged the government to stop falsely accusing him and instead focus on addressing the real perpetrators behind the violence.
” Let the government come out and take responsibility for some of the atrocities being committed and stop falsely accusing others. ”
The allegations made by Turji add a new layer of complexity to the already dire security situation in northern Nigeria. His claims, if true, suggest a troubling level of complicity between government officials and criminal elements. As the federal government reviews these serious accusations, the call for a thorough and transparent investigation into the actions of past and current officials becomes more urgent than ever.