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Dele Momodu Rejects Claims Linking Opposition to Trump’s Nigeria Comments

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Dele Momodu, a leading figure in the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has dismissed suggestions that the opposition pushed U.S. President Donald Trump to call out alleged s on Christians in Nigeria.

Momodu said in an interview that those who point at the opposition have simply “run out of ideas.” He added, “Anyone suggesting the opposition is behind this is simply showing a lack of ideas,” and argued the opposition is focused on rebuilding at home, not lobbying abroad.

He criticised a pattern in Nigerian politics where the ruling side blames others when things go wrong. Momodu said recent claims by the Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, that the opposition had stoked Trump’s words and taken “politics taken too far.” were misplaced.

Momodu urged the Tinubu government to stop turning the matter into a political fight and to deal with the real problem: insecurity. He pointed to the voice of Jos cleric Prophet Isa El-Buba in saying Christians are being targeted and stressed the wider human cost. “He never said Muslims are not being ed, but life has become so cheap. Even when 100 people are ed, the president can still travel that same night, no empathy, no sympathy. That is the concern being raised. It has nothing to do with politics,” he said.

The row grew after Trump named Nigeria as a ‘Country of Particular Concern’ and warned of possible military steps if s on Christians continued. Momodu said such threats should prompt leaders to act on security and to avoid using the issue for party politics.

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10 Comments

  • I cant believe Dele Momodu is trying to distance himself from Trumps comments. He should stand up for whats right!

  • I dont buy Momodus denial. His silence speaks volumes. Maybe hes just playing politics. What do you guys think?

  • I think Dele Momodus stance on Trumps comments is justified. Its important to consider all perspectives before forming opinions.

  • I think Dele Momodus stance on Trumps Nigeria comments is justified. Its important to consider all perspectives before forming opinions.

  • I dont buy it! Momodus connection to Trumps comments seems fishy. Who else is skeptical? Lets discuss.

  • I find it hard to believe Momodus denial. Theres usually some truth behind rumors, right? What do you all think?

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