Ex-Aide Condemns ISWAP Threats Against Christians in Nigeria

Former presidential aide Islam Ahmad criticized the recent threats by the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) against Christians in Nigeria, stating that the group's violent actions go against Islamic principles of peace and non-coercion in matters of faith. Ahmad highlighted that Islam forbids coercion in religion and described ISWAP's threats as a betrayal of Islamic values.

The condemnation comes amidst growing concerns over the targeting of Christians by terrorist groups in Nigeria.