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Social Media User Alleges Threat from Nigerian Air Force Officer Over Posts on Religious Killings

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A social media user known by the handle “Preach The Gospel” has raised alarm over an alleged death threat from a Nigerian Air Force officer following his posts about the reported targeted killings of Christians in Nigeria.

According to the user, the threat was initially posted on TikTok and later shared on X (formerly Twitter).

The message allegedly originated from an officer identified as Jamilu M. Sarki, who, the user claims, disclosed his state and area of residence during the exchange.
The user stated that the officer threatened to “cut him into pieces,” a remark that has sparked concern among followers and prompted calls for investigation.

The context of the threat appears to be linked to the user’s outspoken commentary on religious violence and persecution in the country.

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