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Tuggar Debates Genocide Claims With Ex-Canadian Politician on TV

A heated exchange occurred on Piers Morgan’s show as Nigeria’s foreign affairs minister, Yusuf Tuggar, debated with former Canadian lawmaker Goldie Ghamari over claims of mass persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Tuggar rejected figures that claimed over 50,000 Christians have died since 2009, saying official data does not classify victims by religion and all lives are valued equally. He reported that in the past five years, 177 Christians had been killed and 102 churches attacked, countering higher numbers from international groups. Ghamari called Nigeria’s crisis a jihad and suggested links between the Nigerian government and the Islamic Republic of Iran. She criticized the Muslim identities of Nigeria’s president and vice president as problematic, but Tuggar dismissed her remarks, highlighting that Nigeria’s priority is national unity, not faith. Tuggar spoke of his own family’s loss to Boko Haram attacks and stressed […]

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Curfew in Nkwanta Extended Amid Ongoing Ethnic Tensions.

The curfew in Nkwanta, Oti Region, has been extended from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily due to security concerns. A ban on carrying arms or weapons has also been enforced, with violators facing arrest and prosecution. The measure follows renewed ethnic clashes on January 16, resulting in three fatalities and multiple injuries. Security forces have been deployed to maintain peace. Residents are urged to resolve conflicts through legal mechanisms as authorities work toward a lasting solution.

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SOCO Project Tackles Ethnic Conflicts in Northern Ghana.

George Owusu has highlighted the success of the SOCO (Social Cohesion) project in addressing ethnic conflicts in Northern Ghana. The initiative aims to foster peace and unity by promoting dialogue and understanding among conflicting groups in the region. Owusu revealed that the project has played a crucial role in reducing tensions and fostering cooperation among ethnic communities. Through community engagement, training, and peacebuilding strategies, SOCO has helped create a more harmonious environment in Northern Ghana, which has been prone to ethnic disputes in the past.

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