Fani-Kayode Urges US to Drop 'Christian Genocide' Label on Nigeria Amid Security Crisis
Former Nigerian Minister Femi Fani-Kayode has called on the US government to refrain from describing Nigeria's security crisis as a "Christian genocide," highlighting that the violence impacts both Christians and Muslims. He points out recent attacks in Sokoto where terrorists targeted a mosque during morning prayers, killing and abducting worshippers.
Fani-Kayode stresses the need for a united front against terrorism and urges against deepening religious divides in the country. He also advises against disgracing Nigeria, emphasizing its importance on the global stage.
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