NSCIA Rejects Trump's Genocide Claims in Nigeria, Calls for Unity Against Foreign Propaganda
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) firmly rejects Donald Trump's Christian genocide claims in Nigeria, attributing insecurity to terrorism, crime, poverty, and other factors. Prof. Ishaq Oloyede warns against foreign interference and urges Nigerian faiths to resist division.
NSCIA emphasizes that there is no evidence of Muslim persecution of Christians in Nigeria, citing independent investigations. The council also advocates for a two-state solution in Palestine and condemns efforts to destabilize Nigeria through religious tensions.
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