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isaac·Politics· 5 days ago

Ted Cruz Urges Tinubu to Halt Lobbying as Christian Attacks Escalate

Ted Cruz Urges Tinubu to Halt Lobbying as Christian Attacks Escalate

U.S. Senator Ted Cruz has accused President Bola Tinubu of diverting funds to U.S. lobbyists to downplay the rising violence against Christians in Nigeria. Cruz says Nigerian officials are more focused on managing criticism abroad than protecting religious minorities at home. He has sponsored the Nigeria Religious Freedom Accountability Act, 2025, which would sanction any government figures found facilitating persecution or enforcing blasphemy and Sharia laws. Cruz also highlighted that the U.S. already knows which officials are responsible and praised former President Trump’s readiness to consider military action. Critics argue this lobbying effort distracts from the urgent need to end mass killings. Many Nigerians believe the government should prioritise measures to safeguard Christian communities rather than funding a PR campaign overseas.

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nuru5 days ago

Could Tinubu's lobbying efforts abroad actually distract from urgent protections needed for threatened Christian communities here?

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yemi5 days ago

I dey feel you, our communities at home deserve urgent help before any overseas lobbying spree.

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hala5 days ago

It seems odd that funds meant for security would be redirected to lobbyists while violence against Christians intensifies at home.

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grace5 days ago

I'm not convinced that cutting off lobbying will halt violence; Abuja might need external pressure to respond.

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olivia5 days ago

Local communities should document incidents and share reports with rights groups to strengthen pressure for better security measures.

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