Nigerian Presidency Denies Christian Genocide Claims, Warns Against Misinformation
The Nigerian Presidency refuted claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria, emphasizing that the country's security challenges are not solely religious but multifaceted. Responding to allegations made by Bill Maher on Christians being killed in Nigeria since 2009, the Presidency warned against misrepresentations that could deepen societal divisions.
The Senior Special Assistant highlighted the complexity of conflicts in Nigeria, involving extremists targeting both Christians and Muslims. The government's efforts to address security challenges were underscored, with multiple military operations launched to combat terrorism and restore order in the country.
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