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Twelve Christian converts in Iran are facing brutal persecution, including imprisonment and harsh treatment for their faith.

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Iran has sentenced two Christian converts to 12 years in prison for possessing a Bible, deepening its crackdown on believers.

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Trump calls Nigeria a disgrace, warns of possible action

Key Points

• Trump said Nigeria’s government is failing to stop killings. He repeated threats of military or aid changes.

• The remarks came during a conservative radio interview. Many Nigerians and public figures criticised his remarks.

• ValidUpdates links show recent related coverage on this topic. We linked other local stories for context and updates.

US president Donald Trump criticised Nigeria in a radio interview. He called the country “a disgrace” and said people are dying. He also repeated threats to change US aid and action.

ValidUpdates earlier reported claims that Christians face grave persecution in Nigeria. His words drew quick responses from Nigerian leaders and users.

The president said Nigeria was killing people by the thousands. He described the violence as genocide and said he was angry.

What Trump said

Trump also said the United States gives subsidies to Nigeria. He warned that Washington might stop support or act militarily.

ValidUpdates covered local reactions, including Gov Alex Otti activates plan. The government said it would protect citizens and seek facts.

Some rights groups urged calm and asked for clear information. They warned that outside threats could worsen the situation quickly.

The US comments may make relations with Washington more tense. Analysts said careful diplomacy is needed to calm public nerves.

Religious leaders asked for protection for all communities across Nigeria. They called for better policing and urgent steps to prevent attacks.

Trump’s remarks will likely appear in forthcoming diplomatic talks about security. Officials said future meetings could focus on practical security support.

The debate has reignited wider calls for better policing and aid. Many asked how to reduce deaths and protect small towns.

ValidUpdates will follow new developments and report verified facts promptly. Readers should expect further updates as leaders respond and clarify matters.

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Trump says Christian persecution in Nigeria demands urgent US action

Key Points

• Donald Trump says Christianity in Nigeria now faces an “existential threat”. He blames radical Islamist groups for the killings.

• He declares Nigeria a “country of particular concern”. He says the United States must not stay silent on it.

• Trump asks US lawmakers to study the attacks. He says America is ready to defend Christian communities worldwide.

Former United States president Donald Trump has raised fresh concern over the safety of Christians in Nigeria. He said many believers are being killed and warned that the threat has become “existential” for Christian communities.

Trump also said Nigeria should now be treated as a “country of particular concern” by Washington, stressing that the attacks must be investigated and stopped. He linked the violence to extremist groups operating across parts of the country. Recent US–Nigeria security report

Why Trump is raising alarm

According to Trump, the number of Christians killed in Nigeria is now far too high when compared with the global figure. He pointed to data showing thousands of believers lost to attacks in recent years.

He said that when one nation records more deaths than many other places combined, the world must act fast. He also framed the issue as a global Christian concern, not only a Nigerian one.

Trump further argued that extremist groups should not be allowed to keep targeting worship centres, villages and faith leaders. He called the killings “mass slaughter” and said it must be addressed at once.

Call to US Congress

To push the matter further, Trump said he had asked Congressman Riley Moore to work with House Appropriations chairman Tom Cole on the crisis. He wants them to look into the situation and give him feedback on the scale of the attacks.

He said the United States “cannot stand by” while Nigerian Christians are being killed and insisted America is “ready, willing and able” to act in defence of Christian populations abroad. Nigeria church attack survivors share stories

Trump’s statement adds to long-running calls by rights groups for clearer protection of faith communities in parts of northern and central Nigeria.

It also puts fresh spotlight on Abuja’s handling of rural attacks, bandit raids and farmer–herder clashes, which often carry a religious tone even when rooted in land or security disputes.

For many Nigerian Christians, such high-level attention from Washington may push the issue higher on the global agenda. But analysts say real progress will still depend on stronger local policing, better intelligence and faster trials for terror-linked suspects.

See Trump’s post below.

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Trump threatens strike on Nigeria if Christian killings continue

Key Points

• Donald Trump warns killings of Christians must stop in Nigeria. He links it to future US aid decisions.

• He threatens military action to crush identified terror groups. He orders US planners to be ready soon.

• Nigeria is already on Washington’s concern list over attacks. Fresh warning raises pressure on Abuja to respond.

Donald Trump has warned Nigeria to stop Christian killings or face US action. He said Washington could stop all aid to the country. He also warned of strikes on Islamist cells if Abuja delays.

Trump’s warning came hours after he tagged Nigeria a “country of concern” over faith attacks. He said Christian lives must be protected at once. In October he pushed for US action on Nigeria killings on Nigeria’s faith crisis.

Trump’s tough message

Trump said the US could enter Nigeria “guns-a-blazing” to wipe out Islamist groups. He ordered the “Department of War” to plan for a fast strike. He said any move would mirror how terrorists hit Christian targets.

Why this matters

The post followed weeks of US conservative anger over church attacks in Plateau and Kaduna. Trump said patience was running out in Washington. He stressed that Nigeria must act before the US acts for it.

Nigeria has often rejected claims of state-backed religious bias. President Bola Tinubu said the nation protects all faiths equally. He added that violence is usually local and not faith war.

Officials today restated that Nigeria should not sit on any concern list. They cited Nigeria’s reply to Trump’s concern tag as proof of that. The government says Christian and Muslim victims get equal attention.

Washington sends support to Nigeria for security and health. Trump said such funds would stop if killings keep rising. He also warned of wider steps if jihadists stay active.

The warning adds to growing foreign focus on Nigerian security. Earlier, US lawmakers and faith groups asked for pressure on Abuja. Trump’s post may further push global partners to review aid.

Nigeria is yet to issue a fresh reply to Trump’s threat. But officials are expected to stress cooperation rather than conflict.

Security analysts say such threats can strain diplomatic work already under way. They note that US–Nigeria ties also cover trade and education. A clash over faith issues could slow those programmes.

For now, the post has sent a strong signal to Abuja. It shows Trump’s camp wants quick change on Christian safety. It also puts Nigeria under fresh global watch.

The debate will likely dominate Nigerian media in coming days. Lawmakers may ask the presidency for a full briefing. Faith leaders are expected to call for calm.

Trump ends his post with a demand for quick action from Abuja. He says the Nigerian government “better move fast”.

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