Sanni said it is in the best interest of Nigeria, adding that Boko Haram is an affiliate of ISIS.
Senator supports Buhari’s inclusion of Nigeria in Islamic coalition
Sani also said it is a bold step that must be taken, so as to curb the Boko Haram menace.
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The Senator said “ISIL is the source and inspiration for terror groups worldwide and there is no alternative better than the Saudi initiative.
“The Saudi initiative provides opportunity for non aligned nations and nations bedeviled by terror and violent insurgency to tackle the scourge from its roots.”
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He said “A collective danger can only be addressed by a collective action. No nation of the world can individually contain or combat terror without an alliance in the pursuit of its total eradication.”
Senator Shehu Sani, in line with his resolve to fight any anti-people policy of the Kaduna state government, has called on people of the state to reject the preaching regulation bill introduced by Governor Nasir Ahmad El-rufai,saying it will result to dictatorship.
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