Nigeria Won’t Survive The Consequence If Kukah Is Injured Or Killed – Femi Fani-Kayode

Ex Aviation Minister, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has come out to warn those threatening to harm the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah.

He recently revealed that anyone with evil plans against the Bishop should desist immediately for his or her own good.

According to him, the groups who are saying all sorts should restrain themselves from taking the wrong step because Nigeria will not survive the mayhem that will befall her if they harm Kukah.

He added that the anger and frustration in the land today is unprecedented, and some Nigerians are looking for the slightest reason to rant and let it all out.

His words, “Be warned that if Kukah is harmed, injured, maimed or killed Nigeria will not survive the mayhem that will befall her.”

“The sheer deceit of the Buhari administration is best reflected by the asinine response that Lai Mohammed, the Minister of Information, offered to Bishop Kukah in which he accused the cleric of wanting to destabilise the country.

“Since then some reckless and misguided Government-sponsored groups have called for the arrest and detention of Kukah. They have also insulted and condemned him and threatened his life.

“Be warned that if Kukah is harmed, injured, maimed or killed Nigeria will not survive the mayhem that will befall her.

“If any of the above happens to him the Biblical ‘east wind of destruction’ will be unleashed on this country and no-one will be able to stop it.

“I pray that the Government and its surrogates maintain the peace and that they do not do anything to provoke a reaction that they will not be in a position to contain.

“The anger and frustration in the land today is unprecedented and the people are looking for the slightest reason to take to the streets. Few would survive it if they did.

“The blood of Kukah must NOT be spilled, he must NOT be killed, he must NOT be kidnapped and he must NOT be arrested or detained otherwise the consequences will be unfathomable and unimaginable.

“A word is enough for the wise.”