President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Monday was sworn in for a second term in office at a military base in Dodoma with Tanzanians barred from the swearing-in ceremony.
The cleric argued that Nigeria could do without diplomatic ties with America.
The opposition party called on the government to immediately restore internet services to facilitate citizens’ communication.
The EU urged Tanzanian authorities to exercise maximum restraint to preserve human lives.
Several days of disruptive electoral protests have caused food, fuel, and cash shortages in Tanzania.
“President Bola Tinubu was well ahead of the orchestrated game unfolding in America as he told the new service chiefs on Thursday what Nigerians expect of them,” said Mr Onanuga.
“Nigeria also basically kidnapped Tigran Gambaryan, an ex-Binance employee and an ex-US federal agent, for 8 months without cause a year ago,” Mr Zhao said.
“President Trump has provided forewarning if you do not correct the current state of inaction to stop the killing of our brothers and sisters in Christ in your country,” he said.
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced plans to invade Nigeria to kill off rampaging bandits and terrorists over the massacre of Christians.
The party claimed the election was rigged and vowed not to recognise Samia Suluhu Hassan as the East African country’s president.
