Bauchi Cleric Denies Involvement With Remi Tinubu Amidst Controversy

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Bauchi Cleric Denies Involvement With Remi Tinubu Amidst Controversy

Renowned Bauchi-based Islamic scholar, Idris Abdul’aziz, has once again addressed Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, following previous controversy surrounding his remarks towards the President’s wife.

In February, a video surfaced online showing Abdul’aziz making contentious statements, drawing widespread attention and criticism. In the video, he expressed controversial views regarding Mrs. Tinubu’s faith and criticized the political alliance that brought President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima to power.

Despite the uproar caused by Abdul’aziz’s remarks, Mrs. Tinubu remained resolute, asserting during a visit to Bauchi in March that, at 64, she harbored no fear of death.

During the same visit, Bauchi Governor Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed condemned the cleric’s threats, vowing to ensure Mrs. Tinubu’s safety and take appropriate action against those responsible for the intimidation.

However, Abdul’aziz has since refuted the allegations against him, asserting that he never made any threats towards the First Lady. Addressing the public for the first time since returning from self-imposed exile, he clarified that he holds no grievances towards President Tinubu or his wife.

Speaking at the conclusion of this year’s Ramadan commentary in Bauchi, Abdul’aziz emphasized his lack of association with the President’s family and denounced the allegations as part of a malicious campaign aimed at damaging his reputation.

“I challenge those behind this to provide concrete evidence of any threats I purportedly made against the First Lady,” Abdul’aziz stated, dismissing the accusations as baseless and fabricated.

As the controversy unfolds, Abdul’aziz stands firm in his denial, underscoring his commitment to peace and disavowal of any involvement in the purported threats against Mrs. Tinubu.

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Source: Bushradiogist

Author:
James Smith

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