In a recent video on Channels TV from: 0:38, President Donald Trump disclosed on Saturday that he had directed the Pentagon to map out a potential plan of attack in Nigeria, one day after warning that Christianity faced an “existential threat” in Africa’s most populous country.
The revelation marks a significant escalation in Trump’s rhetoric regarding the situation in Nigeria, where sectarian violence has claimed thousands of lives in recent years. The president’s directive to military planners suggests the administration is moving beyond condemnation toward potential concrete action.
“President Trump said that he had asked the Pentagon to map out a possible plan of attack in Nigeria,” according to statements made on Saturday, intensifying speculation about U.S. military engagement in West Africa.
Trump’s characterization of the crisis as an “existential threat” to Christianity underscores his administration’s focus on religious persecution as a foreign policy priority. Nigeria has struggled with violence from Boko Haram insurgents in the northeast and deadly clashes between predominantly Muslim herders and Christian farmers in the Middle Belt region. View, More,
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