Bishop Kukah Urges U.S. Action on Alleged Christian Genocide in Nigeria

Bishop Kukah of Sokoto Diocese appeals to the U.S. government to refrain from redesigning Nigeria, citing concerns over alleged Christian persecution. He warns that such actions could escalate religious tensions and hinder peacebuilding efforts.
The call comes amidst pressure on the U.S. to reimpose CPC status on Nigeria, which the Nigerian government denies. Kukah emphasizes the need for dialogue and engagement with civil society to combat insecurity effectively.
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