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Tensions rise between the United States and Nigeria after US President Donald Trump threatened military action over alleged Christian persecution in the African nation. Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu rejected Trump’s claims. Citizens in Abuja echoed Tinubu’s stance, accusing Trump of using false statistics for political motives. However, some Nigerians support Trump’s remarks, citing ongoing violence in Plateau and Benue states. Experts argue the crisis stems from banditry and terrorism, and not religion. As Trump puts Nigeria on the religious freedom watch list, the world watches how Tinubu’s government responds.

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