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The Digest:

United States Congressman Riley Moore has commended President Bola Tinubu’s administration for the rescue of 100 schoolchildren abducted in Niger State, calling it a positive demonstration of Nigeria’s response to insecurity. Rooted in the storm of diplomatic engagement, the remarks follow high-level talks on security cooperation and concerns over religious violence.

Key Points
  • Moore met with National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu during his visit to Nigeria.
  • He described the schoolchildren’s rescue as evidence of the government’s commitment to security.
  • A joint U.S.-Nigeria task force has been established to address security concerns.
  • The visit follows U.S. congressional hearings on the alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
  • Moore emphasized the need for “concrete action” to enhance security nationwide.
  • He acknowledged openness from Nigerian officials to collaborate with the United States.
  • The lawmaker stressed the urgency of protecting all Nigerians, particularly in the Middle Belt
In a moment where diplomacy meets distress, the rescue of 100 children becomes more than a victory; it’s a fragile bridge between nations navigating a shared storm of violence and trust.

Sources: Riley Moore (X), The Cable