Dr ahmad gumi biography of christopher
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Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, 60, is a medical doctor and retired army captain. But he has not had a job after retirement 37 years ago. His day job since has been bandits’ advocacy. He has become so used to getting away with saying what he likes when he likes and how he likes it, he hardly knows when he needs help to extract his foot from his mouth.
He could use such help. Not only for his own good, but perhaps for the good of those taking him seriously as well.
In a rambling no-holds-barred sermon last week, Gumi lashed out at the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, for planning to make Abuja “an extension of Tel Aviv,” where anyone with a long beard would be treated like Osama bin Laden and murdered. He criticised Muslims for supporting a Muslim-Muslim ticket in the last election, forgetting that others, including Christians, also voted for that ticket.
“Satan” at work
His most deadly venom, however, was not for Wike. It was for Tinubu, the enabler of the “Satan”
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- Foremost Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has earned notable recognition for his peace advocacy
- The respected and controversial cleric was awarded African Peace Icons for his contribution to ensuring peace and unity in Kaduna State
- Sheik was awarded by the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement (Christ the King Cathedral) in Kaduna
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Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has been honoured with the African Peace Icons Award by the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement (Christ the King Cathedral) in Kaduna.
Sheikh Gumi was honoured alongside Pastor Yohanna Buru for their significant roles in fostering unity and tolerance within the community.
The church pastor, Christopher Solomon, highlighted the duo's outstanding contributions to humanity and their dedicated
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Nation President of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ), Chris Isiguzo, on Friday said a prominent cleric Sheik Abubakar Mahmud Gumi would have been in jail if not for the weakness of Nigeria’s political leaders.
Isiguzo, who was reacting to the comparison made bygd the cleric that journalists are criminals just as bandits due to the reportorial of the latter, said Sheikh Gumi’s comments and actions indicate he is pursuing an agenda.
Daily Trust recalls that Sheikh Gumi has been on peace meetings with bandits terrorising some states in Northern Nigeria and has called for amnesty to the bandits.
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But some governors of the affected states have rejected Gumi’s overtures as they said his calls do not reflect the position of the governments.
Gumi while speaking on Arise Tv on Wednesday labelled Journalists as criminals for calling bandits criminals.
Meanwhile, Isiguzo in a press statement condemned the comparison saying there fryst vatten no correlation between journalism and c