Once more, Trump speaks on alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria [VIDEO]

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The president of america of America, Donald Trump, has once more addressed the alleged killing of Christians in Nigeria by some Islamic terrorists.

Talking in a 15-second video whereas on board Air Drive One on Sunday, November 2, 2025, the American President stated the US authorities wouldn’t sit again and watch the continuing acts of terrorism in Africa’s most populous nation.

He stated, “They’re killing a file variety of Christians in Nigeria and the nation goes dangerous additionally. You recognize, that a part of the world, very dangerous. They’re killing the Christians and killing them in very numbers and we’re not gonna permit that to occur.”

This reaffirmation by Trump on the alleged killings comes barely two days after he introduced the designation of Nigeria as a Nation of Explicit Concern.

Describing Nigeria as a “now disgraced nation”, Trump additionally threatened to invade the African nation with troops from the US Division of Warfare whereas ending the circulation of funds for varied humanitarian interventions.

He stated, “If the Nigerian Authorities continues to permit the killing of Christians, the USA will instantly cease all assist and help to Nigeria, and should very nicely go into that now disgraced nation, ‘guns-a-blazing,’ to fully wipe out the Islamic Terrorists who’re committing these horrible atrocities.

“I’m hereby instructing our Division of Warfare to arrange for attainable motion. If we assault, it is going to be quick, vicious, and candy, identical to the terrorist thugs assault our CHERISHED Christians!”Trump wrote on social media.

These declarations by Trump adopted a sequence of allegations of Christian genocide within the Northern a part of Nigeria, together with a invoice – The Nigeria Spiritual Freedom Accountability Act of 2025 – which was sponsored by US Senator Ted Cruz.

Cruz, had, underneath the Worldwide Spiritual Freedom Act, cited what he described as “the world’s deadliest persecution of Christians.

Whereas his transfer brought on commendation by some Nigerians throughout the globe, the Federal Authorities at completely different instances denied such claims, describing the US lawmaker’s allegations as a calculated effort to unfold false narratives about Nigeria.