Nigerian Religious Leaders Reject US Genocide Claim Against Christians

Nigerian religious leaders, including Reverend Joseph Hayab, reject the US accusation of genocide against Nigerian Christians, highlighting the multifaceted nature of religious violence in the country. Organizations like JNI and MURIC criticize the US report, attributing the crisis to poverty, banditry, and political manipulation.
The leaders stress that the attacks are not solely based on religion but are part of a broader conflict affecting all Nigerians.
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