Sudan War: How Abu Lulu Became 'The Butcher Of Al Fasher'

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Sudan War: How Abu Lulu Became 'The Butcher Of Al Fasher'

As more details of the atrocities of Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces against civilians emerge, one name notoriously stands out - Abu Lulu.

He is nicknamed “The Butcher of Al-Fasher” for his brutal role in the executions of civilians, boasting that he personally killed more than 2,000 people and filmed atrocities he committed.

So, who is Abu Lulu and how did he become brutally powerful?