Nigerian Official Slams Trump's Genocide Allegation, Cites U.S. Intelligence Failure
The Director General of Nigeria's National Orientation Agency (NOA), Lanre Issa Onilu, rebukes U.S. President Donald Trump's genocide claim against Nigeria, highlighting historical intelligence failures in Iraq, Libya, and Afghanistan.
Onilu stresses that killings in Nigeria are not religiously motivated but security challenges. He commends recent security achievements, including Nigeria's removal from the global terror financing blacklist.
The NOA boss underscores the country's commitment to combating terrorism and enhancing international security cooperation, especially with the recent overhaul of military leadership.
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