The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at has cursed treasury looters and warned that if they do not return the money they stole from the nation’s treasury, God will punish them.
The group whose members commenced activities to mark its 100 years of existence in Nigeria and 127 years of the group’s establishment in the world, spoke against the background of the ongoing trial of many Nigerians over the $2.1 Billion meant to procure arms for the nation’s soldiers fighting Boko Haram in the North East.
The Head of the group in Nigeria, Mashuud Fashola, who addressed news men in Lagos further warned those he called “self centered Nigerians” who plundered the nation’s resources of the wrath of God, if they did not return the stolen commonwealth.
“When the United States said Nigeria government was not sincere in fighting insurgents then, we thought they didn’t want to help but with the Dasuki arms-gate saga, it shows they know what they were talking about.”
Fashola expressed appreciation to God for the growth of the Islamic organization in Nigeria since 1916 when it was introduced in the country.
The Missionary in Charge, Ahmadiyyah Muslim, Abdul-Khalique Sahib, prayed for peaceful coexistence in Nigeria and the current efforts to combat the Lassa fever epidemic. [myad]
