Former Niger Delta militant chief Asari Dokubo has warned US President Donald Trump and the American navy towards any threatened incursion into Nigeria over alleged Christian genocide, saying they might all die in the event that they attacked.
In a viral Fb video, the ex-leader of the Niger Delta Folks’s Volunteer Power (NDPVF) stated US troopers can be killed ought to Washington perform its threats.
He described the USA as “a sick nation” and criticised Mr Trump’s conduct and overseas posturing.
He stated, “Let Trump come together with his America, they’ll all die, this lunatic desires to annex Canada, he desires Iceland, desires to kill the president of Venezuela, he desires to kill the Supreme chief of Iran.
“And that’s the reason once they speak of America, I say it’s a sick nation, a rustic of mad folks, insane folks and that’s the reason they will elect a lunatic as their president.
“Devil has blessed and cursed him, even when America comes we are going to combat them, did America not go to Vietnam? Didn’t they run? The place have they gone to and stayed? Let Trump come together with his America, you’ll all die.
“South Africa is committing genocide towards Whites however he can’t see the genocide in Congo, in Gaza, in Sudan however he’s saying South Africa is dedicated genocide towards White, in Nigeria it’s genocide towards Christians. I need to guarantee you, if you happen to come to Nigeria, you all will die right here, it will likely be your grace yard, Nigeria will probably be your grace yard.
“Everyone is aware of that persons are being killed left, proper and centre, this isn’t a lie. However is it Muslim or Christian? I’m a Muslim who’s within the oasis of non-muslim.
“What I’m as we speak was not made by Muslims; I used to be made by non-Muslims, you folks speak an excessive amount of. We all the time let you know that we don’t simply speak, we carry out.”
Dokubo insisted the violence in Nigeria cuts throughout non secular traces, saying the killings usually are not confined to Christians. He urged that worldwide observers take into account the broader image of violence within the area relatively than specializing in single narratives.