Refuting US claims of 'Christian genocide', Nigeria's information minister says Abuja seeks stronger US security ties.
Refuting US claims of ‘Christian genocide’, Nigeria’s information minister says Abuja seeks stronger US security ties.
By Pelumi Salako
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Lagos, Nigeria – For the past few weeks, Nigerian airwaves have been fixated on United States President Donald Trump’s threat to invade the country “guns-a-blazing” over allegations of a “Christian genocide”.
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