Fulani herdsmen are terrorists, not IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu – Omokri


Former Special Adviser on New Media to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, on Tuesday said Nigerian government should have declared herdsmen as terrorists and not the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB and its leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

Omokri made the remark on his twitter handle on Tuesday.

In a series of tweets, the former presidential aide wrote: “PMB has begun the process of declaring IPOB a terror group. Pray, when will he also begin the process for declaring herdsmen a terror group?

“If terrorizing Nigerians is the yardstick for declaring an association a terrorist group, then herdsmen deserve it far greater than IPOB!

“If IPOB is a terror group, what do we call herdsmen?

“A Love Group, Charitable Organization, An NGO, or A non profit.”


The Nigerian Defence Headquarters had last week declared IPOB and its leader, Nnamdi Kanu as terrorists
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  1. Even them that declared such knows the truth but they can't speak the truth because they are shame of the truth.

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  2. how many people have IPOB killed? How many people have hersmen killed. What is meaning of terrorist?

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  3. when you come out boldly to dare the government burning police stations,blocking highways,looting and kidnapping people, also declaration a republic inside a republic so what do you expect the government to do rather than to declare ipob a terrorist organization unlike the herdsmen that only clash with farmers though not justifying their actions

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    2. Andy, do you have kids? Can they read yet? They will be ashamed when they read your post.

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  4. Say what you will, IPOB members are not terrorists.

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