Nigeria

SNG USA Supports Trump’s Military Action in Nigeria to End Christian Genocide

SNG USA Supports Trump’s Military Action in Nigeria to End Christian Genocide

Press Release: Save Nigeria Group (SNG) USA Washington, D.C. | December 26, 2025. SAVE NIGERIA GROUP USA COMMENDS PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP FOR DECISIVE ACTION TO STOP THE CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA. Save Nigeria Group (SNG) USA proudly and unequivocally commends President Donald J. Trump, his Administration, and the United States Government for the courageous and historic decision to intervene decisively in Nigeria to halt the ongoing genocide against Christians and other vulnerable communities. On Christmas Day, December 25, 2025, President Trump followed through on his promise to act by ordering precision military airstrikes against ISIS enclaves in Northwest Nigeria—a…
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SNG USA Raises Alarm Over Alleged State Complicity, Demands Suspension of NSA Ribadu, Public Disclosure of Terror Sponsors

SNG USA Raises Alarm Over Alleged State Complicity, Demands Suspension of NSA Ribadu, Public Disclosure of Terror Sponsors

PRESS RELEASESave Nigeria Group (SNG) USADate: December 20, 2025. Save Nigeria Group USA Condemns Escalating Terror Violence, Demands Immediate Suspension of NSA Nuhu Ribadu, Public Disclosure of Terror Sponsors, and Presidential Address to the Nation. The Save Nigeria Group (SNG) USA expresses grave outrage and deep alarm over Nigeria’s rapidly deteriorating security situation, marked by relentless terrorist attacks, mass kidnappings, targeted killings, and credible allegations of internal compromise within the nation’s security architecture.SNG USA is particularly appalled by disturbing reports from Kwara State indicating that a captured Fulani Islamist militant, with an Identification card confirming him as a members of…
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Questioning the Trial of Emefiele and Nomination of Ikpeazu as Ambassador

Questioning the Trial of Emefiele and Nomination of Ikpeazu as Ambassador

Why is Godwin Emefiele undergoing trial in Nigeria under President Tinubu while someone like Okezie Ikpeazu can be nominated as an ambassador? Is this disparity appropriate? Ikpeazu does not have a better image and relations than late Adelabu in the international community. The man is the worst and most underperforming governor in Nigeria's history. Someone who took eight years to build a flyover less than 50 meters in size. And, despite Abians and Nigerians calls for accountability, the president Tinubu Ambassadorial nominee Ikpeazu did not formally announce or publish the definitive total cost of the flyover project, unlike other state…
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Nigeria Sees Record Foreign Capital Inflows, Surges to $20.98 Billion

Nigeria Sees Record Foreign Capital Inflows, Surges to $20.98 Billion

Nigeria's foreign capital inflows have hit a record high, reaching $20.98 billion in the first ten months of 2025, according to Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso. This represents a significant 70% increase compared to the total for 2024 and a staggering 428% jump from the $3.9 billion recorded in 2023. Cardoso attributed this remarkable growth to strengthened macroeconomic management, foreign exchange market reforms, and improved transparency across the financial system. He made this disclosure at the 60th Annual Bankers' Dinner in Lagos, highlighting the renewed appetite for Nigerian assets. The CBN governor also reported significant improvements in the country's external…
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The CPC Designation: Nigeria’s Security Crisis and the Way Forward – Sir Chikwe Udensi

The CPC Designation: Nigeria’s Security Crisis and the Way Forward – Sir Chikwe Udensi

A recent interview on African Independent Television (AIT) program "Security Scope" highlighted Nigeria's ongoing security challenges. Sir Chikwe Udensi, a security consultant and Vice President of the International Security Association, emphasized that the country's designation as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) by the United States is a significant issue requiring immediate attention. The CPC designation could lead to economic sanctions, reduced loans and aid, and other punitive measures. Sir Udensi clarified that this does not necessarily mean the U.S. will intervene militarily in Nigeria. "The process that would lead to a military intervention by America has not been initiated,"…
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