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The representative for West Virginia’s 2nd District in Congress, Riley Moore, has labeled the persecution of Christians in Nigeria as “a genocide.”

Moore made this statement in a tweet on Saturday, where he shared his interview with Fox News regarding the recent killings and abductions in Nigeria.

He emphasized that it is the responsibility of the Nigerian government to collaborate with the United States to combat terrorism; otherwise, President Donald Trump would intervene.

Moore stated: “The persecution of Christians in Nigeria is escalating uncontrollably. I believe it has now reached the level of genocide.”

“It is essential for the Nigerian government to cooperate with the United States to put an end to the killings and kidnappings of our brothers and sisters in Christ.”

“This humanitarian crisis must come to a halt, or else, @POTUS has made it clear that he will take measures to address this tragedy.”

Frequently Asked Questions

What did Riley Moore say about the situation in Nigeria?

Riley Moore described the persecution of Christians in Nigeria as a genocide and called for the Nigerian government to work with the United States to stop the violence.

What actions did Moore suggest the U.S. might take?

Moore indicated that if the Nigerian government does not take action to halt the killings and kidnappings, President Donald Trump may intervene.