“Nigeria is a resilient and vibrant democracy confronting complex security challenges, not a state of religious persecution,” said Mr Tuggar
The third option would be to deploy an aircraft carrier group into the Gulf of Guinea and to send fighters and possibly long-range bombers to conduct strikes deep in northern Nigeria.
Mr Abubakar described the late general as a disciplined, loyal, and patriotic officer.
The chairman of CAN in the Chikun and Kajuru LGA, Aminu Ayuka, has commended Governor Uba Sani for his inclusive and unifying leadership in Kaduna.
“Over 40 years that I have been a Christian, there have been killings in southern Kaduna, killings on the Plateau, there have been riots,” Mr Adefarasin said.
The meeting followed recent comments by U.S. President Donald Trump, who threatened military action against Nigeria over alleged Christian genocide.
At least 16,769 Christians and 6,235 Muslims were killed, said Bishop Stephen Adegbite.
Mr Trump had threatened to invade Nigeria and kill off bandits and terrorists allegedly committing genocide against Christians.
“These terrorists you see, it is not easy to come and drop bombs here and there and think you will finish them, because they have infiltrated the society,” said Mr Gumi.
“This is not the first time that the intelligence of the United States failed Americans,” Mr Issa-Onilu stated.
