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Tinubu jets to the U.S. on Tuesday to meet Trump’s Vice President, JD Vance President Bola Tinubu is scheduled to visit the United States on Tuesday for high-level diplomatic talks amid growing tension following President Donald Trump’s warning about alleged k+llings of Christians in Nigeria. According to presidency sources quoted by SaharaReporters, Tinubu’s visit will focus on strengthening security and diplomatic cooperation between both nations. Trump has reportedly delegated his Vice President, James David Vance, to meet with Tinubu during the trip, barring any last-minute changes. Daniel Bwala, Media Aide to President Tinubu, confirmed that both leaders share a strong commitment to combating terr+rism and promoting global peace. He noted that the Trump administration had previously supported Nigeria through arms sales, which Tinubu’s government continues to utilize in the fight against insurgency. He added that any differences between both governments regarding the religious nature of terr+rism in Nigeria would be addressed during the meeting. The visit comes after Trump’s recent threat to cut U.S. aid to Nigeria or deploy American troops if the Nigerian government fails to stop what he described as the “k+lling of Christians.” The Nigerian presidency has since dismissed the claims, insisting there is no state-sponsored persecution of Christians. Tinubu maintained that Nigeria’s constitution guarantees freedom of religion and equal rights for all citizens, describing Trump’s remarks as a “mischaracterisation” of the nation’s religious landscape. He reiterated his administration’s commitment to promoting unity, tolerance, and continued cooperation with the U.S. and other international partners.

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TROOPS OF 12 BRIGADE RESCUE TWO KIDNAPPED VICTIMS AND RECOVER RANSOM IN KOGI STATE In a sustained effort to rid Kogi State of criminal activities, troops of 12 Brigade Nigerian Army deployed at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Oguma have successfully rescued two kidnapped victims and recovered the ransom money meant for their release. The operation which led to the rescue of the victims took place on 2 November 2025, following credible intelligence on kidnapping activities along the Itobe–Adumu–Ejule axis, as well as reports of relatives of some of the victims attempting to deliver ransom to secure their release. Troops acted swiftly on the information and projected a patrol to Achigili Forest to intercept the bandits. However, while en route to the location, the troops came under fire from the criminals. In the ensuing exchange, the gallant soldiers engaged the bandits with superior firepower, forcing them to abandon two victims along with the ransom money. The criminals subsequently fled into the forest with various degrees of gunshot wounds. Following the encounter, the troops rescued the victims and recovered the sum of ₦3,800,000 (three million, eight hundred thousand naira) intended for ransom payment. The rescued victims were immediately debriefed to aid further operations, while the recovered cash was handed back to them. They are currently in safe custody at the troops’ location pending handover to the appropriate authorities. The Nigerian Army remains resolute and unwavering in its determination to protect lives and property. Members of the public are therefore enjoined to continually support the military and other security agencies by providing timely and credible information that will aid in the fight against criminal elements within the state. Hassan Abdullahi Lieutenant Acting Assistant Director Army Public Relations 12 Brigade Nigerian Army 2 November 2025. #HqNigerianArmy #NigerianArmyInfo

@instablog9ja Oga all life matter, don’t say Christians alone , people are been killed , kidnapped arrested unlawfully everyday here and the only topic for the day is Christians 🤦🏼🥺

In Nigeria, they’re k+lling Christians in record numbers and we’ll not allow that— President Trump says in new interview U.S. President Donald Trump has condemned what he described as the “record k+lling of Christians” in Nigeria, warning that his administration would not tolerate such v+olence. Speaking in a recent interview, Trump expressed deep concern over rising att@cks on Christians in Nigeria, saying the country was “going bad” and that the situation in that part of the world remained “very dang+rous.” “They’re k+lling record numbers of Christians in Nigeria. And the country is going bad, you know that. That part of the world is very bad they’re k+lling Christians in very large numbers. We’re not going to allow that to happen,” Trump said. The former president has frequently highlighted religious persecution in Africa and the Middle East, often singling out Nigeria as a country where Christians face increasing hostility. Trump’s comments come amid global attention on reports of att@cks against Christian communities in parts of northern and central Nigeria, where extremist groups and armed militias have been accused of widespread v+olence. His remarks are expected to draw mixed reactions in diplomatic circles, especially as U.S.-Nigeria relations remain under scrutiny over human rights and security concerns.

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