"US Lawmaker Moore Responds to Abduction of 25 Schoolgirls in Christian Community"

Published on November 18, 2025 at 06:26 AM
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  1. Incident Overview
  2. Reaction from Rep. Riley M. Moore
  3. Call to Action

Rep. Riley M. Moore of the United States Congress has responded to the tragic event that took place on Monday at the Government Girls Comprehensive Senior Secondary School (GGCSS) in Maga, located in the Danko/Wasagu Local Government Area of Kebbi State.

According to DAILY POST, the bold terrorists wreaking havoc across the nation attacked the school in the early hours of Monday, resulting in the death of the Vice Principal and the abduction of approximately 25 schoolgirls.

In his reaction, Moore shared on his official X account that the incident occurred in a predominantly Christian area in the northern region of the country.

The lawmaker, who believes there is a genocide against Christians in Nigeria, urged the Nigerian government to tackle the “widespread violence.”

He stated, “Please join me in praying for the 25 girls who have been kidnapped and for the soul of their Vice Principal who was killed.

“While we may not have all the details regarding this horrific attack, we do know that it took place in a Christian enclave in Northern Nigeria.

“The Nigerian government must take more decisive action to put an end to the rampant violence.”

Frequently Asked Questions

What happened at the Government Girls Comprehensive Senior Secondary School?

The school was attacked by terrorists early on Monday morning, resulting in the death of the Vice Principal and the kidnapping of about 25 schoolgirls.

What was Rep. Riley M. Moore's reaction to the incident?

Rep. Moore expressed his condolences on social media, calling for prayers for the kidnapped girls and the deceased Vice Principal, while also urging the Nigerian government to address the ongoing violence.

Why does Rep. Moore believe there is genocide against Christians in Nigeria?

Rep. Moore believes that the frequency and nature of attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria indicate a targeted campaign of violence against them, which he characterizes as genocide.

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