“This is not the first time that the intelligence of the United States failed Americans,” Mr Issa-Onilu stated.
Mr Bwala, however, emphasised that Nigeria remains a sovereign nation and that any foreign intervention must be collaborative and respectful of its territorial integrity.
Mr Dokubo’s outburst comes after Mr Trump’s threat to invade Nigeria to destroy terrorists.
Mr Soludo noted that foreign intervention should be sought by Nigeria, not face invasion threats from the world’s most powerful nation.
President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy troops to Nigeria or launch air strikes to halt what he described as the mass killing of Christians in the country.
The cleric argued that Nigeria could do without diplomatic ties with America.
Mr Kwankwaso urged the Nigerian authorities to appoint diplomats or permanent ambassadors to engage the American government.
Nigerian government has not responded to this grievous claim.
“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.
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.
