FG Denies Religious Genocide Allegations in Nigeria as False
The Federal Government dismissed international claims of religious genocide in Nigeria, labeling them as false and divisive. Minister of Information and National Orientation, Idris Mohammed, refuted allegations of systematic genocide against Christians by online influencers and terrorists.
Mohammed emphasized that Nigeria faces security challenges, including terrorism, but condemned the misrepresentation of the situation as a deliberate attack on Christians. He urged international media to report responsibly and avoid sensationalism.
The Minister highlighted the complex security environment in Nigeria and the government's efforts to combat terrorism and criminal activities without religious bias.
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