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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.

Nigerian government officials rejected allegations made by U.S. lawmakers that Christians face genocide in the country, with Foreign Affairs spokesperson Kimiebi Ebienfa stating they reached out to the U.S. government to explain that the allegations were not true.

Nigerian government officials rejected allegations made by U.S. lawmakers that Christians face genocide in the country, with Foreign Affairs spokesperson Kimiebi Ebienfa stating they reached out to the U.S. government to explain that the allegations were not true.

The Nigerian Senate established a 12-member committee to address international concerns regarding Christian persecution allegations and resolved to engage directly with the U.S. Congress to counter what it described as inaccurate portrayals of Nigeria's security situation.

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The Nigerian Senate established a 12-member committee to address international concerns regarding Christian persecution allegations and resolved to engage directly with the U.S. Congress to counter what it described as inaccurate portrayals of Nigeria's security situation.

On X, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz referred to his introduction of the "Nigeria Religious Freedom Accountability Act," a bill aimed at sanctioning the Nigerian government, claiming that Nigerian officials "are ignoring and even facilitating the mass murder of Christians by Islamist jihadists."

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On X, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz referred to his introduction of the "Nigeria Religious Freedom Accountability Act," a bill aimed at sanctioning the Nigerian government, claiming that Nigerian officials "are ignoring and even facilitating the mass murder of Christians by Islamist jihadists."

Nigerian Political commentator Reno Omokri dismissed Senator Ted Cruz's claims as "ludicrous and based on misinformation," while presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga demanded Cruz stop what he called his malicious lies, insisting there was no "religious war" in Nigeria.

Nigerian Political commentator Reno Omokri dismissed Senator Ted Cruz's claims as "ludicrous and based on misinformation," while presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga demanded Cruz stop what he called his malicious lies, insisting there was no "religious war" in Nigeria.

Nigerian officials argued that violence affects both Christians and Muslims, with Senate President Godswill Akpabio stating terrorists and bandits target Nigerians indiscriminately regardless of faith and emphasizing the complexity of the terrorist threat.</span

Nigerian officials argued that violence affects both Christians and Muslims, with Senate President Godswill Akpabio stating terrorists and bandits target Nigerians indiscriminately regardless of faith and emphasizing the complexity of the terrorist threat.

Nigerian Christian and Muslim umbrella organizations jointly rejected the genocide claims, stating the killers should be regarded as criminals who have no preference for any religious sect, describing the claim as capable of deepening divisions in an already fragile nation.

Nigerian Christian and Muslim umbrella organizations jointly rejected the genocide claims,  stating the killers should be regarded as criminals who have no preference for any religious sect, describing the claim as capable of deepening divisions in an already fragile nation.

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Nigerian government officials rejected allegations made by US lawmakers that Christians face genocide in the country, with Foreign Affairs spokesperson Kimiebi Ebienfa stating they reached out to the US government through diplomatic missions to explain the allegations are not true.</span

Nigerian government officials rejected allegations made by US lawmakers that Christians face genocide in the country, with Foreign Affairs spokesperson Kimiebi Ebienfa stating they reached out to the US government through diplomatic missions to explain the allegations are not true.

The Nigerian Senate established a 12-member committee to address international concerns regarding Christian persecution allegations and resolved to engage directly with the US Congress to counter what it described as inaccurate portrayals of Nigeria's security situation.</span

The Nigerian Senate established a 12-member committee to address international concerns regarding Christian persecution allegations and resolved to engage directly with the US Congress to counter what it described as inaccurate portrayals of Nigeria's security situation.

Political commentator Reno Omokri dismissed Senator Ted Cruz's claims as ludicrous and based on misinformation, while presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga demanded Cruz stop his malicious lies and insisted Nigeria has religious harmony.</span

Political commentator Reno Omokri dismissed Senator Ted Cruz's claims as ludicrous and based on misinformation, while presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga demanded Cruz stop his malicious lies and insisted Nigeria has religious harmony.

The presidency described the genocide allegations as a gross misrepresentation of reality and declared them false, baseless and divisive, stating that Muslims, Christians and others have all suffered at the hands of terrorists and criminals.</span

The presidency described the genocide allegations as a gross misrepresentation of reality and declared them false, baseless and divisive, stating that Muslims, Christians and others have all suffered at the hands of terrorists and criminals.

Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria jointly rejected the genocide claims, with CAN Chairman Joseph Hayab and JNI Secretary General Aliyu Abubakar stating the killers should be regarded as criminals who have no preference for any religious sect.</span

Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria jointly rejected the genocide claims, with CAN Chairman Joseph Hayab and JNI Secretary General Aliyu Abubakar stating the killers should be regarded as criminals who have no preference for any religious sect.

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