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Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, has responded to President Donald Trump's acknowledgment that Muslims are also victims of violence in Nigeria.
In a post on his verified X account on Friday, Sani remarked that the previous narrative surrounding genocide was designed to use the United States to fulfill a concealed agenda.
He emphasized that all religious groups must come together to recognize the threats they face and the urgent need to eliminate terrorism from Nigeria.
“President Trump's recent statement that ‘Muslims are also killed’ by terrorists in Northern Nigeria accurately places the violence in its proper context.
“Being a Muslim does not protect one from the horrors of terrorism.
“We must also liberate ourselves from the misconception that a foreign power will resolve the issues we need to address ourselves,” he stated.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did President Trump say about violence in Nigeria?
President Trump acknowledged that Muslims are also victims of terrorism in Nigeria, highlighting the scope of violence in the region.
What is Shehu Sani's stance on foreign intervention?
Shehu Sani believes that it is a misconception to rely on foreign powers to resolve Nigeria's internal issues and stresses the need for self-reliance in tackling terrorism.
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