Nigeria Rejects Trump's Claims of Christian Persecution, Emphasizes Religious Freedom
The Nigerian government has refuted Donald Trump's allegations of Christian persecution in Nigeria, asserting its dedication to religious freedom and interfaith harmony. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs dismissed Trump's remarks as misleading and not reflective of the actual situation on the ground.
Nigeria highlighted its multi-religious nature and peaceful coexistence among various faiths. The government reaffirmed its commitment to fighting terrorism, strengthening interfaith relations, and maintaining bilateral ties with the United States.
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