Ahmad Yelma’e Yusuf, an Islamic cleric, has vehemently condemned Oriyomi Hamzat, the CEO of Agidigbo FM, for casting curses upon his employees.
The incident occurred during a welcome back party organized by Agidigbo FM for Oriyomi Hamzat and some staff members who had gone on a pilgrimage to the holy land of Mecca.
The controversy unfolded when Oriyomi Hamzat generously gifted a brand new car to one of his staff members who happened to be a Christian, as a gesture of appreciation for his loyalty.
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However, following this act of kindness, the well-known broadcaster expressed frustration regarding what he perceived as disloyalty among other members of his staff.
He vented his anger and placed curses on those whom he perceived to be unfaithful, stating those you can’t defend his life with their own won’t make it in life.
Reacting to this, Islamic cleric, Ahmad Yelma’e Yusuf, denounced the broadcaster’s actions, asserting that curses and verbal abuse are entirely against the tenets of Islam.
They emphasized the importance of treating others with respect, compassion, and understanding, as guided by the teachings of the Quran and the Hadith.
Ahmad Yelma’e Yusuf said, “We are saddened and disappointed by the actions of Oriyomi Hamzat. Islam teaches us to refrain from using harmful language towards others. Placing curses on his staff, regardless of the circumstances, is not the way of the islam.”
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