US Congress Holds Hearing on Insecurity in Nigeria, Seeks Solutions to Religious Persecution
The US Congress, through its Africa subcommittee, conducted a public hearing on religious persecution and violence in Nigeria, particularly in the northern region. Concerns were raised about the security challenges posed by non-state actors like Boko Haram and ISWAP.
Lawmakers and experts discussed the need for the US to support Nigeria in overcoming its security issues, applauding President Trump's recent actions. Congressman Chri Smith emphasized the systematic violence against Christians in Nigeria and called for legislative action to address the situation.
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