00:00Ogun state-born princess, Ola Tarira Majeco Dunmianiru has reacted over the description of Nigeria as a
00:07disgraced country, by President Donald Trump of the United States, US, saying,
00:13the greatest contribution the United States and its allies can make at this pivotal moment is to support the genuine democratic emergence of visionary,
00:22credible, and people-centered Nigerian leaders, not the preservation of a kleptocratic status quo that has entrenched poverty,
00:29division and despair, calling on the international community for the urgent need to uphold democracy and human dignity amid President Trump's plans to begin US military actions in Nigeria to end the killing of Christians in Nigeria.
00:44While reacting to the recent remarks by President Donald Trump portraying Nigeria as
00:49a disgraced country, Princess Ola Tarira acknowledged the deep governance challenges confronting Africa's most populous nation but emphasized that Nigeria's
00:59struggle is not one of Christian targeted conflict, but one of governance, justice, and humanity itself.
01:06The greatest contribution the United States and its allies can make at this pivotal moment is to support the genuine democratic emergence of visionary,
01:15credible, and people-centered Nigerian leaders, not the preservation of a kleptocratic status quo that has entrenched poverty, division and despair.
01:24True partnership must empower integrity and merit, not those who have rigged themselves into power through corruption and coercion.
01:32Princess Ola Tarira called for global collaboration to restore faith in governance and strengthen democratic institutions,
01:40noting that Nigeria's stability and progress are critical not only for its citizens but for Africa and the world at large.
01:47Only through principled engagement and unwavering support for democracy can Nigeria's citizens rebuild their nation in peace and dignity,
01:55free from the devastation of renewed conflict.
01:59I look forward to continued dialogue, progressive cooperation, and a shared vision for humanity, she concluded.
02:06We have reported that President Donald Trump of the United States of America has placed U.S. soldiers on red alert for possible war in Nigeria.
02:15According to President Trump, the U.S. Department of War should prepare U.S. troops for possible military action in Nigeria
02:23if the Nigerian government continued to allow the killing of Christians.
02:27The U.S. troops may very well go into that now disgraced country, guns a-blazing, to completely wipe out the Islamic terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities.
02:37This, President Trump issued on Saturday evening in line with Greenwich Meridian Time after President Bola Ahmed Tanubu personally signed a statement rejecting Trump earlier claim on Friday
02:50that Christians are being targeted and killed in Nigeria, although President Bola Ahmed Tanubu disagreed with Trump who had described the high level of insecurity in Nigeria
03:01as a religious war by Islamic terrorists against Christians, but some Nigerians quickly took to the comments section of President Bola Ahmed Tanubu's post on X social media platform
03:13and pasted a screenshot of a tweet published by President Bola Ahmed Tanubu on January 29, 2014,
03:21wherein, President Bola Ahmed Tanubu apparently had long accepted and agreed that the insecurity in Nigeria
03:29is possibly a religious war against Christians in the West Africa country, verbatim, in the tweet, Tanubu said,
03:37the slaughtering of Christian worshippers is strongly condemnable, it calls to question the competence of Jonathan,
03:43then President of Nigeria, to protect Nigerians.
03:46This old statement by President Bola Ahmed Tanubu indicated that President Donald Trump of the United States of America
03:53may not be the first person to describe the insecurity in Nigeria as a religious war against Christian communities in the West Africa country.
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