Shehu Sani Denies Christian Genocide, Highlights Terrorists' Indiscriminate Attacks in Nigeria
Former Senator Shehu Sani refutes claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria, stating that bandit terrorists target both Christians and Muslims. Sani dismissed allegations of discrimination, highlighting that terrorists attack churches and mosques indiscriminately.
He emphasized that the narrative of targeting only Christians is false. Sani's remarks came in response to assertions by Bill Maher.
The ex-lawmaker condemned the terrorists' actions, emphasizing that they perpetrate evil acts against both religious groups. Sani clarified that the bandits operate across faiths and ethnicities, targeting victims regardless of their religious affiliation.
He urged for factual accuracy in reporting on the situation in Nigeria.
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