Herdsmen are the 4th most dangerous terrorist group in the world, putting them in our passport means we are the headquarters of terrorist - Nigerians react

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On Thursday, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman expressed his dissatisfaction over the new Nigerian passport with 'herdsmen inscribed in it.' Taking to his Twitter page to react, the clergyman shared a snap of his passport page and wrote: 'That's the new Nigeria passport..it now has herdsmen inscribed in it...it's shameful that a certain extraction now represents a nation with 6 geopolitical zones..everything is now very clear..God will frustrate every evil agenda in nigeria.job 5v12,eccl 8v11.' Now, more Nigerians are reacting to the development saying, 'Fulani herdsmen are the 4th most dangerous terrorist group in the world, putting them in our passport means we are the headquarters of terrorist. Nigerians should arise and say no to fulani and cow images in our passport. We are not terrorists'.And now that you have terror herdsmen & their cows on your new International Passport, do you still have any doubt? Every nation has pantheons. Is the fourth most deadly terror group in the world among the pantheons of Nigeria? Why proudly celebrate terrorism? pic.twitter.com/BK2ofUFsG4— Mazi Nnamdi Kanu (@MaziNnamdiKanu) July 11, 2019The 4th most deadliest terrorist group in the world the Fulani herdsmen are now the symbol of Nigeria international passport. Who said Nigeria is not a ZOO!!Bugatti has finished Nigeria.— Leonardo (@NationalLoord) July 11, 2019Fulani herdsmen are the 4th most dangerous terrorist group in the world, putting them in our passport means we are the headquarters of terrorist.Nigerians should arise and say no to fulani and cow images in our passport.We are not terrorist,RT to protect our national identity— Saint Henrymoore (@mooreslink) July 11, 2019Nigeria international passport is now official terror passport , by placeing the herdsmen terrorist group, third world terrorist group as symbole on her passport logo, is well clear now that Nigeria Government is the spornsor of terrorism in the country on herdsmen and e.t.c. pic.twitter.com/WAi0OWISno— Ndubuisi Ukaegbu (@UkaegbuNdubuisi) July 11, 2019@ProfOsinbajo Osinbajo u and muhamed buhari is sponsoring the most deadliest terrorist group called fulani herdsmen criminals murderers by putting their photo and their rubbish cows photo in Nigerian passport. We will boycott that passport till that terrorist group is removed. pic.twitter.com/NEXYQSoZhB— Chi Chi Jethro (@ChiChiJethro) July 11, 2019Do you want the image of herdsmen on Nigerians new International Passport?RETWEET for NO. LIKE for YES#HerdsmenOnNewNigerianPassport— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) July 11, 2019Fulani herdsmen named as the 4th most deadliest terrorist group in the world, no where they are mentioned in Nigerian constitution, only HAUSA, YORUBA and IGBO are mentioned. Why should we have Fulani herdsmen printed on our National passport?— Prince Adelaja Adeoye (@AdelajaAdeoye) July 11, 2019Fulani herdsmen on Nigeria Passport is not a symbol of unity but of tears and blood pic.twitter.com/mfJP0mUjpY— Nwadede (@DeclanIfeanyi1) July 11, 2019This is the new Nigerian international passport!! Look closely and see herdsmen with cow. Cow has finally gone international pic.twitter.com/H3sxLFMBoE— OFE --NSALA (@iam_smithsydny) July 11, 2019This RUGA metamorphosis is no joke o. See the new Nigerian passport with cows and herdsmen printed on it? pic.twitter.com/tXGN60vJTI— Olufemi Bolarinwa (@dafemlions) July 11, 2019The new Nigerian passport pages are laced with photos of Hausa Fulani herdsmen grazing cattle .Irrespective of the fact they are the group that least uses the passport.This is enough reason to agitate for Biafra. They’ve turned us to a pastural country. @Amaka_Ekwo pic.twitter.com/4g9huq9y1T— Åkukaria (@AkukariaSA) July 11, 2019The post Herdsmen are the 4th most dangerous terrorist group in the world, putting them in our passport means we are the headquarters of terrorist - Nigerians react appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.