Popular Nigerian digital creator English Alhaji has raised alarm after allegedly receiving threatening calls from suspected bandits.
The social media personality shared the development in a video posted on his Instagram page, where he claimed his life was now in danger.
English Alhaji Shares Alleged Threat Calls
According to English Alhaji, the suspected bandits contacted him through a WhatsApp video call after his recent comments about insecurity and bandit attacks in Nigeria.
The content creator shared part of the recorded video call online, claiming the callers displayed weapons and ammunition during the conversation.
He said the callers warned him over comments he made encouraging communities to defend themselves against armed criminals.
“Nigerians, so yesterday in the afternoon bandits called me on a video call,” he said.
The influencer added that the callers appeared confident and no longer afraid to reveal themselves publicly.
Comments About Achepe Community Spark Reaction
The controversy followed comments English Alhaji made about youths in Achepe community in Nasarawa State who reportedly repelled a bandit attack.
He had criticised the decision to hand over captured suspects to security authorities instead of taking direct action against them.
His remarks generated reactions online, with many social media users debating his statements on insecurity and self-defence.
“My Life Is in Danger” – English Alhaji
In the trending video, English Alhaji expressed fear for his safety after the alleged threats.
According to him, the callers specifically referenced his public comments about dealing with bandits.
He claimed the suspected criminals warned that if they ever caught him, they would retaliate against him in the same manner he encouraged others to treat them.
The digital creator said the experience made him realise the level of danger surrounding insecurity in the country.
Growing Concern Over Insecurity in Nigeria
The incident has added to ongoing conversations about insecurity, banditry, and online activism in Nigeria.
Several communities across northern Nigeria have continued to face attacks linked to armed groups and bandit activities.
Security experts have repeatedly warned against taking the law into private hands, urging citizens to cooperate with law enforcement agencies instead.
