Nigerian Government Denies Religious Genocide Claims as False and Divisive
The Nigerian government refutes claims of religious genocide as false, divisive, and baseless. The Minister of Information, Idris, dismisses allegations of targeted attacks on a religious group as misrepresentations of Nigeria's security challenges.
He emphasizes the country's commitment to combating terrorism and ensuring the safety of all citizens, regardless of faith. The government aims to counter divisive narratives and promote unity in the face of complex security threats that affect various communities in Nigeria.
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