Soludo Denies Religious Genocide Claims in South-East Nigeria
Anambra State Governor Charl Chukwuma Soludo dismissed allegations of religious genocide in South-East Nigeria, countering U.S. President Donald Trump's claims.
Soludo highlighted that the violence in the region stems from social, political, and economic grievances rather than religious persecution. He emphasized that Christians in the South-East are not killing each other based on religion, citing instances where Christian individuals have been victims of violence.
Soludo called for unity and dialogue to address the underlying issues.
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