The Nigerian government is engaging the United States through diplomatic channels following recent military threat statements by US President Donald Trump. Minister of Information Mohammed Idris told Sky News that communication lines are active and proving effective, stressing that much of the concern stems from a misunderstanding of Nigeria’s security challenges.
Idris clarified that Nigeria has not lost territory to Boko Haram and described the fight against insurgency as unconventional. He also alleged links between US lobby groups and proscribed separatist elements, claiming misinformation may have influenced US perceptions.
Also Read: Lagos Engages Computer Village Traders on Relocation to Katangowa
The minister called for renewed collaboration, noting that the US has historically supported Nigeria in combating terrorism. He urged the international community to consider the country’s complex context and challenged data suggesting religious intolerance, reiterating that Nigeria remains a multi-faith nation committed to constitutional freedoms.
Leave feedback about this
You must be logged in to post a comment.