Former militant leader and Niger Delta figure, Mujahid Asari-Dokubo, has issued a strong warning to Boko Haram fighters, telling them to stay away from Port Harcourt or face lethal resistance.
In a viral video shared on Tuesday, November 25, Asari-Dokubo reacted to the growing wave of killings and kidnappings across the country.
He said the nationwide insecurity had reached a point where he would not hesitate to confront any group that attempts to bring violence into the Rivers State capital.
He said, “If Boko Haram comes to Port Harcourt, you know sey my business na to kill them. I dey Zamfara dey kill them, I dey Plateau dey kill them, I dey Niger dey kill them. If they come to Port Harcourt, my business is to kill them.
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“This thing I’m telling you is raw. I’m not like those people who do sisi sisi, this and that, apologetic. I am a Muslim. If you come to fight me, I will kill you. That one is no compromise.”
Asari-Dokubo’s warning comes amid concerns that criminal activities are spreading from the northern and central regions into southern states.
Nigeria has witnessed a sharp increase in insecurity in recent months, with widespread kidnappings, bandit attacks, and violent raids reported in states including Kebbi, Kwara, Niger, and parts of the South.
Over 300 people, mostly schoolchildren, were abducted in a series of attacks last week, intensifying public fears and putting pressure on security agencies.