Nigerian Presidency Dismisses Alleged Christmas Day Massacre Plot
The Nigerian Presidency has responded to reports of a planned mass killing on Christmas Day in northern Nigerian communities, labeling the alert as baseless. Senior Special Assistant to the President, Bola Tinubu, questioned the motives behind the alarm, reassuring Nigerians of the security agencies' readiness to forestall any attacks.
Despite concerns raised by a humanitarian organization, the Presidency urged citizens to celebrate without fear.
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