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    Asari Dokubo Mocks US Airstrike In Sokoto; Says I’m Not Afraid Of Trump Anymore, Gives Reason

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusDecember 27, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Asari Dokubo Mocks US Airstrike In Sokoto; Says I’m Not Afraid Of Trump Anymore

    Asari Dokubo, Former Niger Delta militant leader has said that the United States airstrikes in Sokoto State did not kill any bandits.

    Asari said the airstrikes achieved nothing because the missiles landed on empty land and caused no real damage.

    In a video shared on X, Asari re-emphasized that he is not afraid of US President Donald Trump.

    Asari also said the US only used drones in Sokoto and described the whole operation as fake.

    He charged the Nigerian government to show proof that the airstrikes killed at least one terrorist.

    The former freedom fighter argued that the US cannot send its soldiers into Nigeria because the West African country is an independent nation.

    He said: “The US army strike in Sokoto did not harm any bandits. They only dropped bombs in an open field, endangering the lives of innocent people. Do you think I’m afraid of President Donald Trump?”

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