(Article by Leo Hohmann republished from LeoHohmann.com)
We have an update now that suggests Washington’s funding of Islamic terror groups was much more widespread than originally thought.
And the targets included more than just U.S. soldiers.
Adamu Garba, a chieftain and politician of Nigeria’s All Progressives Congress, has affirmed the allegations that the United States Agency for International Development, USAID, was funding Boko Haram, ISIS and other Islamic terrorists organizations known for murdering Christians.
Boko Haram is known for infiltrating the Muslim nomadic Fulani herdsman, who have conducted a reign of terror against Christians for years in Northeastern Nigeria, burning down the Christians’ homes, killing their men, and often kidnapping and raping their daughters.
A 2018 report by Voice of the Martyrs states:
“In June, the New York Times reported that more than 300,000 people have been displaced as a result for the Fulani militant attacks. Over 500 people have been killed by the militants in 2018 alone. The Fulani often attack in the middle of the night with no warning. The militants tend to surround villages, trap the locals inside their houses, and burn the homes. Their victims have no time to prepare or run.”
Now we have a Nigerian political figure, Adam Garba, coming out and saying that most of the money for these Islamic militants originates from USAID.
Garba says funds from USAID were used to purchase weapons for Boko Haram, the Islamic State’s West Africa Province (ISWAP), and other terrorist groups.
In a video he posted on his X page under the title “TERRORISM AS A FOREIGN POLICY TOOL: Terrorism and USAID Funding,” Garba questioned how USAID spent $824 million last year in Nigeria and yet nobody among the announced recipients saw any benefits of that funding.
https://x.com/radiodaljir/status/1890945355858018720
Apparently, Garba was triggered to come forth with his statements after hearing about Pennsylvania Republican Congressman Scott Perry’s comments last Wednesday that USAID was funding foreign terrorist groups.
During a February 12 DOGE subcommittee hearing titled: “The War on Waste: Stamping Out the Scourge of Improper Payments and Fraud,” Congressman Perry alleged that $697 million in foreign aid was being steered through USAID to Boko Haram, ISIS, and al-Qaeda.
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