When are we going to stop defending or justifying criminal acts simply due to tribal affiliations? – According to Bashir Ahmad

The infamous abductor Chinaza Phillip was apprehended in Abuja, and President Muhammadu Buhari’s digital communication assistant, Bashir Ahmad, responded to the messages he got on his verified Twitter page. Ahmad voiced his displeasure at the responses, pointing out that some people had accused him of making up the narrative out of purported tribal prejudice. He made it clear that he had nothing against law-abiding people of Igbo or any other tribe. Ahmad said that his post regarding the kidnapper Chinaza Philip did not have any prejudice toward the Igbo people. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

In his post, Bashir Ahmad emphasized that criminality transcends tribal affiliations, emphasizing that criminal acts should not be defended or justified based on tribal connections. He called for collective efforts to combat insecurity, urging people to unite rather than fostering divisions based on tribes or ethnicity. He expressed profound disappointment over being accused of fabrication due to alleged tribal bias after sharing the story of Chinaza Phillip’s arrest. Ahmad reiterated that he holds no prejudice against law-abiding individuals of Igbo origin or any other tribe, emphasizing that criminality knows no tribe.

He said, “When are we going to stop defending or justifying criminal acts simply due to tribal affiliations? I was profoundly disappointed when, after sharing a story about the arrest of the notorious Abuja kidnapper, Chinaza Phillip, some individuals accused me of fabrication due to alleged tribal bias. I hold no prejudice against law-abiding individuals of Igbo origin or any other tribe. I understand that criminality has no tribe. For instance, those involved in the recent Abuja kidnapping case, where Chinaza collaborated with one Auwal and an unidentified gang leader to abduct Akinyemi, do not discriminate based on tribe.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>