Nigerian Diaspora in US Rejects Trump's Military Proposal for Nigeria
Nigerian diaspora groups in the US, led by Temi Aregbesola, have strongly opposed President Trump's military intervention plan in Nigeria, citing concerns over sovereignty and security destabilization. They advocate for intelligence sharing and diplomatic cooperation instead of foreign military presence on Nigerian soil.
The coalition expresses disappointment in the Nigerian government's handling of violence, kidnappings, and displacement, urging for better security coordination and collaboration with global partners. The group emphasizes the importance of protecting Nigerian citizens and properties without external interference.
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