America Gats Sanction Nigeria, FG No Dey Stop Christian Killings – Bill Huizenga

US Congressman Bill Huizenga don condemn Nigerian officials and call for targeted sanctions instead of military intervention amid ongoing genocide allegations. For exclusive interview with Arise News for Washington DC, Huizenga yarn say e disappoint with how Nigerian government dey handle attacks wey dey target Christians, and e insist economic sanctions go better pass military action. Huizenga, wey dey push President Trump resolution to tag Nigeria as “country of particular concern,” talk say e shock with Trump recent comments about possible invasion but agree say religious persecution must stop. E warn say if Nigeria no act fast, dem fit repeat wahala like Rwanda and South Sudan. Huizenga highlight say Fulani militants and radical Islamists dey attack Christians and moderate Muslims, and e don hear from victims wey describe how dem dey attacked for dia homes and feel targeted.

Huizenga clarify say e no dey expect US military attack, say economic sanctions and pressure on individuals and organisations go more effective. E add say US government shutdown slow legislative process but e plan to push hearings when operations resume. E talk say sanctions go cut money and travel flow, and e criticise Nigeria for insufficient response. “Dem suppose show wetin dem dey do to protect all citizens, not only Christians,” e yarn. Huizenga warn say di instability dey affect Nigeria economy and foreign investment, adding say “if workers and businesses no dey safe, na wahala.” E conclude say frustration with Nigerian authorities don push new resolutions for US Congress and stress say international community must hold Nigeria accountable to prevent further atrocities.