Atiku Shine Dan siyasan da ya Gina masallatai 300 a Nijeriya_

Atiku Shine Dan siyasan da ya Gina masallatai 300 a Nijeriya__Malamai

"An ce! kar al'umma su zargi malaman addinin musulunci, kan yakin Neman zaben Atiku. daga lokacin da suka ji wani babban malamin Addinin musulunci yana tallata da'a zabi Atiku Abubakar" "A wasu rahotonni da suke bayyana cewa, Atiku Abubakar shine Dan siyasa na farko a kaf Nijeriya da ya Gina masallatai guda 3000, bayan taimakon marayu da kyautawa ga marasa galihu, wannan sanan nan Abu ne musamman ga masu kusantarsa." "Wasu malaman Addinin musulunci sun ce! Dazaran aka jema Atiku Abubakar, da bukatuwar yin aikin Addinin musulunci a bisa gwargwadon niniya. toh' lalllai yana bayar da gudunmawa mafi zauce tunanin mai tunani, wannan Abu sanan nan ne a fuskan duk wasu manyan malaman Addinin musulunci, kama daga malaman Darika, Izala, Da sauran su." Bugu da kari, Atiku Abubakar ya sha ya yiwa Addinin musulunci hidima amma ya fadi cewa ba sai an San shi bane yayi, shima duk wadannan ba sabon Abu bane a fuskan malaman da suke zuwa wurinsa Neman da'a taimako, kamar yadda rahotau ke tafe da wannan bayanai."

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