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Daniel Bwala on France24:

Nigeria firmly rejects the false narrative of a so-called Christian genocide being pushed by some Western media and U.S. lawmakers. Our nations story is one of unity, not religious warfare.

Senator Ted Cruz introduced the Nigeria Religious Freedom Accountability Act of 2025 in September, proposing sanctions against Nigerian officials for allegedly facilitating violence against Christians, while Nigerian government officials rejected these allegations as false.</span

Senator Ted Cruz introduced the Nigeria Religious Freedom Accountability Act of 2025 in September, proposing sanctions against Nigerian officials for allegedly facilitating violence against Christians, while Nigerian government officials rejected these allegations as false.

The Nigerian Senate established a 12-member committee to address international concerns about alleged Christian persecution and proposed sending a delegation to engage directly with US Congress members to counter what they described as misconceptions.</span

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The Nigerian Senate established a 12-member committee to address international concerns about alleged Christian persecution and proposed sending a delegation to engage directly with US Congress members to counter what they described as misconceptions.

Political commentator Reno Omokri brought American officials including Republican Mayor Mike Arnold to Nigeria on a fact-finding mission, with initial findings showing both Christians and Muslims were significantly impacted by terrorist attacks.</span

Political commentator Reno Omokri brought American officials including Republican Mayor Mike Arnold to Nigeria on a fact-finding mission, with initial findings showing both Christians and Muslims were significantly impacted by terrorist attacks.

Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria jointly rejected claims of religious genocide, with CAN's Joseph Hayab and JNI's Aliyu Abubakar stating that terrorists target all faiths and should be treated as criminals rather than religious actors.</span

Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria jointly rejected claims of religious genocide, with CAN's Joseph Hayab and JNI's Aliyu Abubakar stating that terrorists target all faiths and should be treated as criminals rather than religious actors.

Open Doors International reported that 3,100 of the 4,476 Christians killed worldwide were in Nigeria, while conflict researchers noted that religiously motivated violence represents only 5 percent of all civilian-targeted political violence in the country.</span

Open Doors International reported that 3,100 of the 4,476 Christians killed worldwide were in Nigeria, while conflict researchers noted that religiously motivated violence represents only 5 percent of all civilian-targeted political violence in the country.

Nigeria's security leadership includes predominantly Christian officials across major positions, while the Biafra Republic Government in Exile claimed responsibility for promoting the Christian genocide narrative to advance separatist goals.</span

Nigeria's security leadership includes predominantly Christian officials across major positions, while the Biafra Republic Government in Exile claimed responsibility for promoting the Christian genocide narrative to advance separatist goals.

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