Miyetti Allah Denies Terrorism Allegations Amid US Sanctions Threat
Miyetti Allah, represented by its president Baba Ngelzarma, refutes terrorism allegations after the US threatened sanctions over religious freedom violations in Nigeria. Ngelzarma asserts the association's legal status and 42-year history, emphasizing its non-terrorist nature.
Miyetti Allah has engaged with international bodies to clarify its position and urges Nigerian government intervention to address misconceptions. The US proposed visa bans and asset freezes, prompting Miyetti Allah to seek diplomatic resolution.
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