“You Can’t Find Me But I Am Not Scared Of Being Found” – Boko Haram Leader, Abubakar Shekau Reacts To $7m Bounty Placed On Him By The US Government (video)
Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau, has reacted to the $7m bounty the US Department of State placed on him on March 4 to reward anyone with credible information that will lead to his arrest.
Terrorism journalist who tweets with the handle @Bassim_AMG shared a video of the sect leader sporadically shooting into the air.
According to a tweet thread made by the media personality, Shekau in a 26 minutes video, reiterated his views on ”US, Israel and Nigeria being infidel states with US being the headquarters of corruption.”
The sect leader also reportedly said the US is fighting Islam in every way and questioned the US for putting up only N2.5bn ($7m) as a reward for his arrest.
The journalist also tweeted that Shekau claimed the US would not find him. He, however, stated that he is not scared of being found as long as he is not an “infidel”.
He celebrated the bounty by sporadically shooting a few rifles and a machine gun.
Watch the video he posted and the tweets from the media personality below;
Shekau with a new dance choreography responds to the US DOJ on the recent bounty of $7m on his head with a 26min video where he speaks of faith and jihad mandated by God. He spoke in Arabic and later hausa. pic.twitter.com/PUqYyyp89G
— Bassim (@Bassim_AMG) March 9, 2020
He reiterated his views on the US, Israel and Nigeria being infidel states with US being the hq of corruption. He also said the US is fighting Islam in every possible way. He questioned the US for putting up only 2.5bn naira or $7m.
— Bassim (@Bassim_AMG) March 9, 2020
He claimed the US can’t find him but he is also not scared for them to find him as long as he is not an “infidel”. He celebrated the bounty by sporadically shooting a few rifles and a machine gun.
— Bassim (@Bassim_AMG) March 9, 2020
As I have said in the past, Shekau has been bored and he is happy with this bounty that is getting him some attention. We might see more frequent Shekau videos from now on.
— Bassim (@Bassim_AMG) March 9, 2020
