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Imam of Peace calls for President Buhari's arrest in twitter campaign

Afnews Editor

Jul 25, 2020

Mohammad Tawhidi, popularly known as Imam of Peace, has led a social media campaign for the arrest of President Muhammadu Buhari over the rising insecurity in the country and the government's decision to free repentant Boko Haram terrorists.

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The Muslim influencer and reformist Imam is leading the campaign with the hashtag #ArrestBuhari now trending on number one on Twitter.

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We reported earlier that the Nigerian military had reintegrated 601 ex-Boko Haram terrorists into the society.

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They include 14 foreign nationals from Cameroon, Chad and Niger.

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The Coordinator, Operation Safe Corridor, Major General Bamidele Shafa made the announcement on Saturday.

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The former fighters were freed at the DRR Camp in Mallam Sidi, Gombe State.

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Reacting to the development, Imam of Peace tweeted, "Buhari should be arrested, dragged into police van over insecurity.

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"Nigerians are rejecting the re-integration of Boko Haram militants into society. They're asking for them to be taken to the Government House since the President freed them. #ArrestBuhari.ÔÇØ

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"Raise your voices against freeing thousands of Boko Haram terrorists. #ArrestBuhari.ÔÇØ

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Many Nigerians on Twitter have since joined the call for President Buhari's arrest.

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