Trump's Adviser Denies Christian Persecution in Nigeria, Highlights Terrorism Threat
Massad Boulo, a senior adviser to US President Donald Trump on Arab and African affairs, dismissed allegations of Christian-specific targeting in Nigeria, arguing that terrorist groups like Boko Haram and ISIS kill Muslims and Christians alike. Boulo highlighted the broader insecurity affecting Nigerians from all faith backgrounds and commended efforts to improve security in the volatile region.
The adviser emphasized the importance of partnership between Nigeria and the US to combat terrorism and maintain peace. The comments come amidst renewed debates in the US, including calls to reclassify Nigeria due to alleged religious persecution.
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