Shocking Photos: Nigerian Army Arrests Pastor And Others With Ammunitions Hidden In A Coffin

People associate Islam with terror and violence, and people sees all Muslims as terrorists. The statements have been made to generalise an entire religion of 1.6 billion people on the basis of the actions of secretive groups Who hide under the banner of Islam to commit atrocities.

The bias Christian-controlled Nigerian Media ignore the actual picture of what has been going on in the country, making no distinction between Boko Haraam terror group, who attacks mainly Muslims communities and the Muslims who suffer more with higher casualties than non-Muslims. 

The media report any terrorists attacks as Islamic extremism , but where Christians are apprehended with dangerous arms and weapons in connection with Boko Haraam, the media coverage would be absent on internet. The Muslims always carry the burden of political terrorism and at the same time fall as the victims.

The effect of media manipulation when reporting incident link to terrorism and how the impact generated public sentiment by stereotyping Muslim faithful, which  has been presented in various forms by the social media. Similar negative and inaccurate stereotypes can’t never be found if Christians are involve in terrorism cases.

I received this overwhelming news via Whatsapp and I decided to post it so that people can bear witness and atleast reason with us when we say; Boko Haraam insurgency and similar terrorism in other part of the world that has been tagged as “Islamic Jihadists” or Islamic Terrorism need to be scrutinized.

Addressing sects with secrecy and mysterious ideological doctrine that spread terror in societies, “Islamists” not only wrong but denigrating the integrity of peace-loving Muslim Ummah and the religion of Islam itself. 

What does Christian Pastor have to do with possession and transportation of Arms and Ammunition?

Muslims have every right to “raise eyebrow” and question Christian Association of Nigeria.

The report stated that, officials of the Nigerian Army have intercepted arms and ammunition concealed in a coffin by a group of people which includes a Pastor at a checkpoint on their way to Maiduguri, Bornu State from Lagos. Branches of Leaves were placed on the vehicle to disguise as people carrying a death body for funeral rites.

Those arrested by the Nigerian Troops are believed to be syndicate who must have specialized in transporting illegal weapons to Boko Haraam militants in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria.

In another startling revelation in 2014 a Christian cleric was involved in illegal fire arms. According to reports provided by Sahara Reporters which confirmed that Nigerian private jet caught in Johannesburg with $10 million belongs to Pastor Ayo  Oritsejafor, the head of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). Mr. Oritsejafor is also a close confidant of President Goodluck Jonathan.

The CAN leader’s private plane with US registration number N808HG was one of two jets cited by South African officials on September 5, 2014. Mr. Oritsejafor's jet arrived in South Africa with $9.3 million cash loaded in several suitcases. News of the seizure of the cash triggered questions about the ownership of the jets and weapons the occupants intended to purchase. How do we comprehend the situation where CAN President was involved in arms purchasing security equipment for Nigerian?