US and Nigeria Close to Security Agreement on Terrorism, Congressman Reveals Progress
US Congressman Riley Moore revealed progress towards a strategic security agreement with Nigeria to address terrorism, especially targeting Christians in the Middle Belt. A US congressional delegation, led by Moore, visited Nigeria to investigate the alleged Christian genocide.
They met with Nigerian officials, including NSA Nuhu Ribadu and Attorney General Lateef Fagbemi. Moore shared harrowing testimonies of violence against Christians, including massacres and forced killings witnessed by survivors.
The delegation aims to brief President Trump on the situation. The visit highlighted the urgent need for security measures in Nigeria's conflict-affected regions.
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