US Official Condemns Nigeria's Human Rights Abuses, Calls for Protection of Christians
Jacob McGee, a US State Department official, criticized Nigeria's human rights record, highlighting the case of Deborah Samuel, a student lynched over blasphemy accusations. McGee called out the Nigerian government for failing to protect religious leaders like Bishop Wilfr Anagb and Father Remigiu, who faced threats.
He condemned Nigeria's blasphemy laws and urged accountability for human rights violations, especially against Christians. McGee emphasized the need for religious freedom and monitoring until Nigeria safeguards its citizens.
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