Oluwo of Iwoland tells Tinubu not to fear Trump
The Oluwo of Iwoland, Oba Abdurosheed Akanbi, has urged President Bola Tinubu to place his trust in God rather than fear external powers, including U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Agbakoba proposes reforms to turn Nigeria into ₦1.5 quadrillion economy
“We currently have one of the highest currency volatilities in Africa.”
U.S. Nigerians urge Tinubu govt to tackle alleged Christian persecution
Some Nigerians in New York have urged the Federal Government to address the growing insecurity and killings in the country following U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments on alleged religious persecution.
Only terrorism sponsors should fear Trump’s warning — Archbishop Orkwar
Archbishop Yiman Orkwar says only terrorism sponsors should fear U.S. President Donald Trump’s warning of intervention against genocide in Nigeria.
UK issues fresh travel warning over worsening insecurity in Nigeria, lists 20 states as unsafe
The advisory urged British nationals in Nigeria to exercise “extreme caution,” review safety measures, and ensure they have “contingency plans” in place.
Nigeria’s governance genocide
If the US truly wishes to advance Nigeria’s democratic interests, violence is a cynical choice that would benefit neither the US, where democracy is also under strain, nor Nigeria.
‘America wants to control our resources’ – protesters
Protests erupted in northern Nigeria after President Trump threatened military action over alleged Christian persecution, a claim the Nigerian government denies.
Adeboye: China, Russia won’t help Nigeria if U.S. attacks
Pastor Enoch Adeboye warned that if the U.S. attacks Nigeria, neither China nor Russia would come to its defense, urging swift action to end insecurity.
Nigerian stocks tumble as Trump’s warning triggers N2.8tn losses
Nigerian investors lost N2.8 trillion last week as ASI dropped 2.99 per cent, weighed down by geopolitical concerns and profit-taking across multiple sectors.
Trump, Christian Genocide, and terrorism in Nigeria, by Farooq Kperogi
…people who question Trump’s motive are justified. In 2016, Trump enthusiastically endorsed Ann Coulter’s book Adios America, which claimed that the growth of Nigerians in the United States from virtually zero to 380,000 was problematic because, in her words, “every level of society [in Nigeria] is criminal.”