An African Vietnam in Nigeria? Trump vs Boko Haram, ISIS and others
It’s not “just” Nigeria, to start with. Terrorism in this region has been ongoing for many years. It’s one of Africa’s festering sores and has been more or less continuous.
It’s not “just” Nigeria, to start with. Terrorism in this region has been ongoing for many years. It’s one of Africa’s festering sores and has been more or less continuous.
It’s true that there has been violence against Christians in Nigeria—but they are not the only victims, nor would U.S. military intervention help.
Elon Musk endorsed Andrew Cuomo ahead of the New York City mayoral election, joining other billionaires opposing Zohran Mamdani’s candidacy.
Pastor Wale Adefarasin, general overseer of Guiding Light Assembly, has questioned the sudden international concern for Nigerian Christians, suggesting it may be driven by the country’s growing economic assets such as its massive refinery and mineral wealth.
It is astonishing that the United States spends billions of dollars annually on intelligence gathering, yet its political leaders can still be so profoundly misinformed about Africa’s most populous country.
A US bill could impose sanctions on twelve northern governors, traditional rulers, and judges for alleged complicity in what American lawmakers describe as a “Christian genocide.”
SaharaReporters learned that President Trump had “delegated his Vice, James David Vance to meet with Tinubu during the visit,” baring any last minute changes.
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has called on President Tinubu to sever diplomatic relations with the United States if former President Trump fails to withdraw his military threat against Nigeria.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has sought military aid from Russia, China, and Iran to counter what he calls escalating U.S. aggression, as Washington builds up forces near the Caribbean.
US War Secretary Pete Hegseth says his department is preparing for possible military action in Nigeria following President Donald Trump’s threat over alleged killings of Christians.