US EditionNnamdi Kanu Writes Trump, Says Christian Genocide in Nigeria Spread to Southeast
- In recent weeks, US President Donald J. Trump threatened possible military action against Nigeria, while the Federal Government of Nigeria called the remarks `unfortunate, unfounded, and unacceptable interference`.
- Economic drivers include Nigeria's engagement with the BRICS group and the Dangote Refinery challenging US commercial interests, while Trump's rhetoric reflects pressure from his conservative evangelical base, analysts say.
- He suggested troop deployments and targeted air strikes under humanitarian justification, while observers note the US military posture warned Moscow and reasserted American assertiveness in the West Africa region.
- Observers caution the move could unsettle regional bodies like ECOWAS as experts say the crisis risks Nigeria's sovereignty, rattles investors, and worsens stability in Sahel countries.
- The Federal Government should seek a direct conversation between Presidents Tinubu and Trump, and mobilize the Nigerian Embassy in Washington to engage US lawmakers, Think-Tanks, and faith-based organizations, to correct misconceptions and misrepresentation of Nigeria's situation.
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Nnamdi Kanu writes Trump, demands inquiry into alleged Igbo killings in Nigeria
Mr Kanu, in a letter dated 6 November, claimed that the alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria is not restricted to the northern part of the country. The post Nnamdi Kanu writes Trump, demands inquiry into alleged Igbo killings in Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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