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Nigeria: Obi Warns Against Ethnic Profiling, Says Crime Has No Tribe

Obi says criminals should be judged by their actions, not ethnicity, and says ordinary Fulani people are often unfairly blamed for crimes.

  • 2027 Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi condemned associating crime with ethnic groups, citing personal experiences with stereotyping as an Igbo man in a recent statement.
  • Obi noted that ethnic stereotyping affects many Nigerians beyond the Igbo, specifically expressing understanding for ordinary Fulani people unfairly judged by criminal actions they do not support.
  • Drawing on the message of United States civil rights leader Martin Luther King, the former Anambra State governor argued individuals should be judged by character rather than ethnic background.
  • He urged Nigerians to reject blaming entire ethnic groups for actions of a few, insisting criminals must be identified, arrested, and punished as individuals rather than group representatives.
  • Emphasizing that every Nigerian ethnic group contributes unique skills and traditions, Obi called for renewed commitment to justice, mutual respect, and national cohesion amid divisive media framing of crime.
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akelicious.net broke the news on Monday, June 8, 2026.
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