Miyetti Allah Renews Pledge to Peace and Unity in Nigeria

…Hails Statesmen and Security Agencies for Successful Mediation

Engr. Saleh Alhassan, National Secretary of the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore Fulani Socio-Cultural Association, has reaffirmed the association’s dedication to promoting peace, unity, and development in Nigeria.

Following the federal government’s decision to drop terrorism charges against the association’s chairman, Engr. Alhassan emphasized that this moment marks a new chapter in the association’s pursuit of a secure, harmonious, and progressive Nigeria.

The National Secretary extended heartfelt appreciation to all who stood by the association during this challenging period, acknowledging that their support was invaluable and deeply appreciated.

Alhassan urged Nigerians to continue working together to overcome challenges and build a brighter future for all, emphasizing that collective efforts can achieve justice and peace.

The Fulani Socio-Cultural Association has expressed its heartfelt gratitude to traditional and religious leaders, statesmen, and security agencies who played a crucial role in the federal government’s decision to drop terrorism charges against its chairman.

The association singled out His Royal Highness, the Emir of Bida, HRH Alh. Yahaya Abubakar, for his wise counsel and steadfast support. They also thanked the Executive Governors of Bauchi and Nasarawa States, H.E Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed (Kauran Bauchi) and Engr. A.A. Sule, respectively, as well as the National Security Adviser (NSA), the Department of State Services (DSS), and the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) for their tireless efforts and commitment to peace and stability.

The association acknowledged that the landmark achievement was a result of a collective effort, emphasizing that the unity and dedication of these key stakeholders were instrumental in achieving this just outcome.

In a landmark decision, the federal government has dropped all terrorism charges against the chairman of the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore Fulani Socio-Cultural Association, marking a significant turning point in the country’s quest for justice and peace.

The move follows rigorous scrutiny of the allegations and prolonged negotiations between the government and the association, demonstrating the power of dialogue and bridge-building between diverse communities.

The Attorney General’s decision, guided by integrity and a commitment to justice, has exonerated the chairman and reinforced the principles of justice and transparency.

This development brings closure to a challenging period for the association and its leadership, paving the way for continued promotion of peace and understanding among Nigerians.