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Human rights attorney, Inibehe Effiong, has expressed his support for the action taken by President Donald Trump's administration regarding the alleged massacre of Christians in Nigeria.
According to DAILY POST, Trump stated on Saturday that if the Nigerian government does not take measures to protect Christians, the US military will not hesitate to intervene.
Following this, the United States Defense Secretary indicated a willingness to act if Christians face further attacks in Nigeria.
In response, Effiong shared his thoughts on X, emphasizing that “the killings have persisted for far too long,” and that Nigerians can no longer endure the worsening security situation.
He remarked, “If this is what it takes for the Nigerian government to acknowledge its fundamental duty, then so be it.”
“The notion that our Armed Forces are so weak and ineffective is simply unacceptable to me.”
“Communities have accused Nigeria’s military of providing shelter to the terrorists. We have witnessed numerous videos showing communities and victims confronting the military over allegations of collusion with insurgents.”
“There has been no substantial effort to address the root of these allegations.”
“We cannot continue down this path. Enough is enough.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What actions has the Trump administration taken regarding Nigeria?
The Trump administration has threatened military action against the Nigerian government if it fails to protect Christians from attacks.
What is Inibehe Effiong's stance on the current security situation in Nigeria?
Inibehe Effiong believes that the ongoing killings are unacceptable and that the Nigerian government must take responsibility for ensuring the safety of its citizens.
