U.S. CONDEMNS BRUTAL ATTACKS ON CHRISTIANS IN NIGERIA, VOWS TO HOLD PERPETRATORS ACCOUNTABLE

The United States has strongly condemned the recent wave of brutal attacks on Christians in Nigeria and across sub-Saharan Africa, pledging to work with international partners to address the crisis.

The condemnation follows a series of deadly incidents in recent weeks, including the massacre of 27 Christians in Bindi Ta-hoss Village by Islamist Fulani militants.

The DONALD TRUMP administration, through both the White House and the State Department vowed to respond decisively, emphasising that religious freedom is both a moral duty and a U.S. foreign policy priority.

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom also accused the Nigerian government of a slow response to cases of violence unleashed by non-state actors, by jihadists in different parts of the country.