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Why bandits say they can’t stop killing – Gumi

Why bandits say they can’t stop killing – Gumi
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Gumi said the armed men viewed the violence as a cycle of revenge and retaliation. When the interviewer asked why the bandits could not simply stop their activities, Gumi said they feared being killed if they surrendered or abandoned violence.
Context & Background
  • ✦Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has said some bandits he interacted with expressed dissatisfaction with the continued bloodshed in the country, claiming they felt compelled to sustain attacks because of killings in their communities.
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Tuesday:The cleric disclosed this during an interview on PAPShow, published on October 29, with clips of the interview going viral on social media on Tuesday.
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  • ✦Gumi said the armed men viewed the violence as a cycle of revenge and retaliation.
  • ✦When the interviewer asked why the bandits could not simply stop their activities, Gumi said they feared being killed if they surrendered or abandoned violence.
  • ✦Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has said some bandits he interacted with expressed dissatisfaction with the continued bloodshed in the country, claiming they felt compelled to sustain attacks because of killings in their communities.
Key Facts:Tuesday: The cleric disclosed this during an interview on PAPShow, published on October 29, with clips of the interview going viral on social media on Tuesday.
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Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, reveals why bandits say they can't stop killing, citing a cycle of revenge for attacks on their communities and fear of

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Gumi said the armed men viewed the violence as a cycle of revenge and retaliation.

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The cleric disclosed this during an interview on PAPShow, published on October 29, with clips of the interview going viral on social media on Tuesday.

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