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A former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has encouraged a visiting member of the United States House of Representatives, Riley Moore, to take a more balanced and fact-driven approach when evaluating Nigeria’s security challenges.
According to DAILY POST, Moore, an outspoken American legislator advocating for an end to the alleged killings of Christians in Nigeria, stated on Sunday that
In a post on his X account, Fani-Kayode welcomed the US lawmaker and his delegation to Nigeria, expressing hope that their visit would provide an opportunity to better understand the complexities surrounding Nigeria’s insecurity.
“While you are here, I hope you will learn a thing or two about being factual and objective in your analysis of what is happening in our beautiful country,” he stated.
The former Aviation Minister cautioned against portraying Nigeria’s security crisis solely as a campaign against Christians, emphasizing that Muslims have also been victims of brutal attacks.
“When you recognize and acknowledge that the genocide and mass murder occurring here are not confined to Christians alone but also impact Muslims, I will regard you with less suspicion and treat you with greater respect,” he commented.
He mentioned a recent incident in Sokoto, where terrorists reportedly attacked a mosque during early morning prayers, resulting in the deaths of the Imam and another worshipper, while abducting several others.
It is worth noting that the US Congressman, while updating his followers on his X account, remarked: “I came to Nigeria in the name of the Lord and on behalf of the American people.
“Just concluding a very productive visit to Nigeria and a series of meetings. More details to follow. Happy Sunday. God is Great!”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Femi Fani-Kayode's message to Riley Moore?
Femi Fani-Kayode urged Riley Moore to adopt a more balanced and fact-based approach when evaluating Nigeria's security challenges, emphasizing the need to recognize that both Christians and Muslims are victims of violence.
What recent event did Fani-Kayode reference?
He referenced a recent attack in Sokoto where terrorists invaded a mosque during early morning prayers, resulting in the deaths of the Imam and another worshipper, and several others were abducted.


