Shekau is a dead man awaiting hell says Mallam Usman

The younger brother to the late Professor, Aliyu Usman Mani, who was killed during the suicide bomb attack at a mosque in University of Miaduguri, UNIMAID, Borno State, Malam Usman Abbas, has described the leader of Boko Haram insurgents, Abubabar Shekau as a “dead man waiting to go to hell.”

Recall that the insurgent group had recently attacked a mosque in UNIMAID, leaving several persons dead among whom was Prof Mani.

Following the suicide attack, Shekau, had claimed responsibility, saying the university was attacked due to “ungodly acts” practiced in the mosque.
In an open letter to Shekau, the deceased brother said the lives of innocent people lost to suicide attacks were better than the sect leader in the sight of “Allah.”
Noting that Shekau was already dead on earth, the deceased brother wrote, “I say you are already dead because “alive”, you the killer of Professor Aliyu Usman Mani, cannot show your face physically, cannot move around freely, cannot sleep peacefully, cannot command respect wilfully.
“You cannot do anything normally, you cannot enjoy life fully, you can only live in the bush with your cousins the wild animals tamely, and will surely die miserably without the privilege of a proper burial.”

The letter further said, “I listened to your audio message in which you claimed responsibility for the suicide bomb attack that killed my brother, Professor Aliyu Usman Mani and others during subh (early morning) prayer at the University of Maiduguri Staff quarters mosque on Monday January 16, 2017.
“I am addressing this letter to you and calling you “dead” because your filthy, satanic, useless and lost soul is just wandering on earth waiting to get to hell where you have earned yourself permanent residency in the deepest and most painful part of it.
“Contrary to your claim in most of your video or audio messages, the innocent people you kill are better than you in the sight of both human beings and Allah and you are the one surely going to hell.
“Your soul will never smell heaven. The tears I shed on the death of my brother were for my personal loss. For the deceased however, I am extremely happy because he died in a mosque, praying (in ruku’u), fasting on a Monday and was killed by your bomb.