FEAR As Leader Of Bandits Sends Shocking Message To Nigerians- See What He EXPOSED That Shocked Everyone
Renowned bandit leader, Bello Turji, has made a surprising call for peace in a recent video message, urging an end to the violent conflict between Fulani and Hausa communities. Turji, infamous for his involvement in various criminal activities such as kidnapping and armed robbery, addressed his message to his ” Fulani brethren” and the Hausa people, encouraging them to put aside their differences and work towards peace.
In the video obtained and translated by PRNigeria, Turji acknowledged that the ongoing conflict is impossible to win and will only lead to further bloodshed.
He claimed that the violence has resulted in the loss of many lives, including those of his relatives, and that his group had taken up arms in self- defense. Turji also accused the government and security forces of failing to protect Fulani people, alleging that they had been targeted and killed.
The bandit kingpin warned that his group would continue to fight if the killing of Fulani people did not stop and called on community and religious leaders to be involved in the reconciliatory moves. Turji’ s message comes amidst ongoing violence and insecurity in the region, with many calling for an end to the bloodshed and a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
It is worth noting that Turji’ s message follows a recent incident where his gang was seen celebrating the capture of an Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) belonging to the Nigerian Army. However, credible local security sources have clarified that the terrorists did not forcefully seize the military vehicle. Instead, the APC became stuck in a marshy area while troops responded to a distress call, and the troops were forced to abandon the vehicle temporarily.
Turji’ s call for peace is a surprising turn of events, given his history of involvement in criminal activities. However, it remains to be seen whether his message will be heeded by the conflicting parties and whether it will lead to a lasting peace in the region. The involvement of community and religious leaders in the reconciliatory moves, as called for by Turji, may be a crucial step towards achieving peace.
