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Ground Operation, Air Strikes Could Be Part of US Attack in Nigeria – Trump

Donald Trump, Bola Tinubu, Nigeria, United States, military action, Christians, terrorism, Daniel Bwala, foreign policy, international relations Full News Content:US President Donald Trump on Sunday repeated his threat of possible military action in Nigeria over what he described as the “mass killing of Christians,” even as the Nigerian government called for diplomatic engagement to resolve the issue. Speaking to an AFP reporter aboard Air Force One, Trump was asked whether the United States was considering deploying troops or conducting air strikes in Nigeria. He replied: “Could be, I mean, a lot of things — I envisage a lot of things.” “They’re killing the Christians and killing them in very large numbers. We’re not going to allow that to happen,” Trump added. The comments come a day after Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform that he had instructed the Pentagon […]

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Presidency refutes report of Tinubu’s planned US visit

The Presidency has denied reports claiming that President Bola Tinubu is set to travel to the United States on Tuesday for a meeting with US Vice President J.D. Vance. In a statement shared on Monday via his official X handle, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Temitope Ajayi, described the report as false and misleading. Ajayi clarified that if President Tinubu were to visit the White House, his meeting would be with US President Donald Trump, not the Vice President. He stated, “There’s a Sahara Reporters story that President Tinubu is going to the U.S. on Tuesday to see U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance. That story is not true. I can see that the fake news by Sahara has become the basis for some uninformed commentaries since yesterday. If President Tinubu is going to the […]

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CAN Accuses Presidency of Distorting Its Stance on Christian Killings

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has publicly accused the Presidency of misrepresenting its position on the killings of Christians in the country, leading to a dispute after a meeting meant to foster dialogue. CAN stated that it did not, at any point, dismiss the violence as a "so-called Christian genocide," contrary to a press release from the President's media aide, Daniel Bwala. The association insists that the persistent, organized attacks on Christian communities in Northern Nigeria and the Middle Belt amount to a "Christian genocide." CAN expressed deep disappointment, stating that the Presidency's report was "completely false and grossly unfair." They clarified that their position remains unchanged and that the government's portrayal trivializes the pain of the victims. The Christian body is now calling on the Federal Government and security agencies to act with urgency and transparency to halt […]

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