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Return stolen funds, Ahmadiyyah tells looters

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TVCE  -The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at has warned looters of public funds against incuring the wrath of God if they fail to return the stolen money to the government’s coffers.

It gave the position in Lagos as it commenced activities to mark its 100 years of existence in Nigeria and 127 years of the group’s establishment in the world.

The Head of the group in Nigeria, Dr. Mashuud Fashola, who addressed a press conference in Lagos on Thursday, spoke against the backdrop of the revelations linking many top politicians to the $2.1bn arms deal allegedly diverted by the former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, during the tenure of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

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 Fashola warned those he called “self centered Nigerians who plundered the nation’s resources of the wrath of God, if they do not return the stolen commonwealth.”

He commended President Muhammadu Buhari for his courage to fight corruption and declared the support of the Ahmadiyyah Muslims of Nigeria to ensure the success of the crusade.

Fashola expressed appreciation to God for the growth of the Islamic organisation in Nigeria since 1916 when it was introduced in the country.

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