Nigerian Senators Clash Over Trump's Threat of Military Action
In a Senate session, Senator Akpabio and Senator Barau disagreed on US President Trump's remarks about military action in Nigeria due to alleged Christian genocide. Akpabio refuted the claims, emphasizing Nigeria's sovereignty and dismissing the need to fear Trump.
Barau echoed similar sentiments, asserting that Nigeria is a sovereign nation not to be intimidated by Trump's threats. The Senators criticized the source of the report as fake and malicious.
The exchange highlighted the Senate's stance on Nigeria's internal affairs and sovereignty in response to external pressures.
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