US-Nigeria Meeting Addresses Christian Killings and Religious Freedom Concerns
The US and Nigeria engaged in discussions following Nigeria's CPC designation over alleged Christian genocide. A joint work group was established to address religious freedom concerns, led by Nigeria's delegation including Nuhu Ribadu and the US delegation headed by Allison Hooker.
The talks focused on reducing violence against vulnerable groups, especially Christians, and improving religious freedom and security across Nigeria. Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to upholding religious freedom principles and protecting civilians, particularly vulnerable communities like Christians.
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