The Digest:
US President Donald Trump has declared he is "really angry" over what he termed Christian genocide in Nigeria, threatening to cut American aid and hinting at potential military intervention. During a conservative radio interview, Trump characterized Nigeria as "a disgrace" and repeated his intention to take action if the Nigerian government does not intensify efforts to protect Christian communities from extremist violence.
Key Points:
- President Trump threatened to stop all US aid to Nigeria over Christian killings.
- He described the situation as a "genocide" and called Nigeria "a disgrace."
- The US leader hinted at potential military action against Islamist militants.
- Trump previously designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern.
- He accused the Nigerian government of failing to protect Christian communities.
- The comments came during a Friday radio program captured by Fox News.
- Nigerian authorities have previously strongly rejected claims of religious genocide.
Sources: Daily Post Nigeria, Fox News
