Nigerian Senate to Debate Country of Concern Status After Trump's Genocide Allegations
The Nigerian Senate plans to debate Nigeria's designation as a country of concern after President Trump alleged genocide against Christians. Senate President Godswil Akpabio emphasized the need for a diplomatic response and cautioned against misinformation.
Legal action has been taken against a blogger for false reports. Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin defended Nigeria's sovereignty.
The Senate will discuss the issue further and address cybercrime related to spreading fake news.
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