In the aftermath of his meeting with security operatives, controversial Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has broken his silence, reassuring the public that there is "no cause for alarm."


The Kaduna-based cleric's remarks come in the wake of his summons by security agents on Monday to discuss the nation's security situation, particularly the prevalent issue of banditry in the North.


Acknowledging the summons, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi disclosed that the discussion with Nigerian security agents was both constructive and cordial.


This encounter followed an announcement by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, who confirmed Gumi's invitation by the security agencies.


Addressing concerns surrounding the meeting, Gumi took to his Facebook page to assuage fears, emphasizing the absence of hostility in the engagement with security personnel.


"Last night I got many frantic calls from well-wishers and journalists about a news item that I was interviewed by security. There is no cause for alarm," Gumi wrote.


He underscored the productive nature of the interaction, highlighting the shared commitment to combating the menace of banditry afflicting the nation.


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