Tinubu to Meet Trump After Nigeria Invasion Threat
Former Nigerian President Bola Tinubu is scheduled to meet with former U.S. President Donald Trump to address recent tensions arising from Trump's accusations of Christian persecution in Nigeria.
Trump's threats to halt aid and potentially take military action have drawn global attention, with Nigerian officials denouncing the claims as misleading. The United States Department of State has indicated readiness for possible action in Nigeria.
The Nigerian government has rejected Trump's assertions of widespread Christian killings, emphasizing the need for cooperation against terrorism.
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