INTERVIEW: Nigeria's Security Situation - Actors and Players
INTERVIEW: Nigeria's Security Situation - Actors and Players. “Inside Sources” host, Laolu Akande discusses Nigeria’s security situation with four global analysts.
By Africa-Related, New York
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“Inside Sources” host, Laolu Akande discusses Nigeria’s security situation with four global analysts - Mallam Baba Yusuf (Strategy Analyst), Ismail Omibinoh (Deputy Editor Sun Newspaper), Emmanuel Ogebe (Human Rights Lawyer)
Key Highlights
Impunity: Chad has executed Boko Haram terrorists but Nigeria has not.
America doesn’t need Nigeria’s resources. With $460 billion networth, Elon Musk alone can buy Nigeria with $200 Billion GDP and still be the world’s richest man.
Tinubu appointed fugitive with case file in America for attacking congressional witnesses as ambassador who will be blocked
America has conducted multiple covert ops to rescue its citizens in Nigeria because the state failed to rescue them
“It is not correct to say that only particular tribes are terrorists. Let us identify these people as criminals without profiling them.”
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Nigeria Killings: U.S Congressional Hearing on Alleged Genocide of Christians
U.S. Congress shed light on alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria
By Africa-Related, New York
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U.S Congressional Hearing on Alleged Genocide of Christians
“We are tired of counting our dead. We are tired of mass graves and burned sanctuaries. We are tired of condolence statements that cost nothing and change nothing.”
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Nigerian American Clergy visit the U.S. Congress
Gain insights from experts on persecution in Nigeria and the response of Nigerian Christians/Clergy in America to the CPC designation. A global coalition of religious freedom stakeholders propose pathway to National Assembly post-CPC designation as Nigerian American Clergy visit the U.S. Congress
By Africa-Related, New York
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Please find below:
1. A letter by a global coalition of religious freedom stakeholders to the National Assembly providing a pathway post-CPC designation of Nigeria by the U.S.
2. A Capitol hill briefing by Nigerian American clergy on the recent developments.
A Capitol hill briefing by Nigerian American clergy on the recent developments:
Hill Briefing on Genocide against Christians in Nigeria
Theme: Nigerian American Pastors speak on CPC Designation of Nigeria and House Res 860
Date: November 20, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM (EST)
House Cannon Bldg.
Room 454
US Congress
Capitol Hill
Panelists:
Dr James Fadel, Chairman, Christian Association of Nigerian Americans (CANAN USA) who worked on the 2013 Boko Haram FTO designation
Emmanuel Ogebe, ESQ, Award-winning International human rights Advocate and Lead Campaigner for the 2013 FTO designation
Ex Mayor Mike Arnold - CEO of Arise Africa, filmmaker and humanitarian who’s documented the genocide
Key note speaker: Pastor Charles Ikutiminu CrossPassion Ministries International presenting findings of his recent trip to Nigeria
Dr William Devlin - Volunteer CEO of Widows and Orphans working in 21 conflict countries including Nigeria
Event partners
- Widows and Orphans
- CANAN USA
- Save Nigeria Group
- Justice for Jos Project
Gain insights from experts on persecution in Nigeria and the response of Nigerian Christians/Clergy in America to the CPC designation.
The briefing follows immediately after a congressional public hearing on Thursday, November 20, 2025, at the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, D.C., chaired by Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) Chairman Africa Subcommittee