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The Digest:

The Presidency addresses US threats over claims of "Christian genocide." Special Adviser Daniel Bwala argues that sanctions would harm citizens, not the government, and that Nigeria is already addressing the issues.

Key Points:
  • US President Donald Trump threatened sanctions and potential military action.
  • The threat follows the US designating Nigeria a "Country of Particular Concern."
  • Presidential aide Daniel Bwala stated that sanctions hurt ordinary Nigerians most.
  • He characterized Trump's remarks as impulsive, not a lasting grudge.
  • Bwala assured the Nigerian government is acting on the raised concerns.
  • He predicted tangible results from the government's actions would soon be visible.
  • The response frames the issue as a matter of national sovereignty and resilience.
The government's rebuttal reflects a nation navigating complex international diplomacy while asserting its capacity to manage internal security, standing firm against external dictates.


Sources: Arise Tv