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Controversial Islamic cleric Ahmad Gumi has asserted that President Donald Trump’s allegation of a Christian massacre in Nigeria has revealed unpatriotic and hateful citizens.
According to DAILY POST, Trump recently designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern due to claims of persecution against Christians residing in the country.
He further threatened military intervention in Nigeria to eradicate the terrorists allegedly responsible for the massacre of Nigerian Christians.
This assertion has polarized Nigerians, with some supporting the report while others argue that the security challenges in Nigeria do not target a specific religion.
Gumi has since dismissed Trump's statement, urging the President, who referred to Nigeria as a disgraceful country, to take back his words.
In a Facebook post on Monday, the Islamic scholar stated that the US President’s actions have revealed those who do not wish well for the country.
He wrote, “Trump’s falsehoods regarding ‘Christian genocide’ in Nigeria have unveiled unpatriotic, hateful citizens who wish no good for the nation. We cannot be deceived any longer.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Ahmad Gumi say about Trump's claims?
Ahmad Gumi stated that Trump's claims about a Christian massacre in Nigeria revealed unpatriotic and hateful citizens.
How did Trump characterize Nigeria?
Trump designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern due to allegations of persecution against Christians.
What was the reaction of Nigerians to Trump's claims?
The claims divided Nigerians, with some supporting the report and others arguing that the security issues do not target a specific religion.
