A United States official has revealed how President, Donald Trump, directed efforts to protect Nigerian Christians targeted by ISIS-linked groups.
According to the official, the directive was part of a broader strategy by the US government to respond to growing concerns over religious persecution and extremist violence in Nigeria.
The move reportedly involved increased diplomatic pressure, intelligence cooperation, and support for security measures aimed at safeguarding vulnerable communities.
ISIS-affiliated factions, particularly in the North-East, have been responsible for a series of attacks against civilians, including Christian communities, raising global alarm over the humanitarian situation.
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