Pastor Adefarasin Questions U.S. Genocide Claims Against Nigerian Christians
Pastor Adefarasin of Guiding Light Assembly in Nigeria reacts to U.S. allegations of Christian genocide in Nigeria, criticizing the portrayal of Nigerian Christians as victims. He questions America's sudden interest, linking it to Nigeria's economic significance.
Adefarasin acknowledges attacks on Christians but denies a coordinated extermination campaign. This comes amidst rising diplomatic tensions following threats of U.S. military intervention in Nigeria.
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