Why senate is yet to debate Trump’s remarks on Nigeria - Akpabio

[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 5/11/2025
Senate President Godswill Akpabio says US President Donald Trump’s remarks on Nigeria are based on an “outdated report” and do not reflect the current realities in the country. On Friday, Trump tagged Nigeria a “country of particular concern”, and accused the Nigerian government of turning a blind eye to attacks on Christians. Speaking during plenary on Tuesday, Akpabio said the senate had yet to deliberate on the issue but would do so in collaboration with the executive arm of government. “We have not discussed the issue of President Trump yet in chambers. We shall do so with the (…)
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