4 Categories of People Not Happy About US Bombing Terrorists in Nigeria, Deji Adeyanju Explains
- Human rights activist and lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, has reacted to the United States airstrike against the terrorist group in Sokoto State
- Adeyanju said no fewer than four categories of people are unhappy with President Donald Trump's foreign intervention in the fight against terrorism
- He mentioned the four categories of people who are not happy that the United States is bombing terrorists in the northern part of the country
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FCT, Abuja - Human rights activist and lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, said four categories of people are not happy about President Donald Trump bombing terrorists in Nigeria.
Legit.ng reports that the United States announced military action against ISIS-linked militants in Sokoto, northwest Nigeria, at the request of Nigerian authorities.
Source: Facebook
Adeyanju said it is not every Nigerian who is happy with the US intervention in the fight against terrorism in the country.
He stated this in a post he made on Facebook on Sunday, December 28, 2025.
He listed the terrorists, terrorist sympathizers, and two other categories as those unhappy with US airstrikes in Nigeria.
“The 4 categories of people not happy about President Trump bombing terrorists in Nigeria:
-Members of the Army who have turned insecurity into a lucrative business venture;
-Terrorists;
-Terrorist sympathizers;
-Those playing opposition politics.
Nigerians react to US airstrike against terrorists
Abdu Yusuf
Apt. The best form of defence is attack. Hence, we commend POTUS for the Christmas gift in anticipation of the 2026 souvenir.
Obidient Chizoba
So you mean that Sowore belongs to one of the categories because he critised trumps intervention in nigeria correct me if I'm wrong, please.
Aruwa Atok's
Which category does Egbon Sowore belongs according to your assessment of his person, because you are very close to him?
Greg Asemokha
You are 100% accurate, but Opposition Politicians should come first because that is what they are leveraging on as their pathway to victory in 2027.
Kehinde Ogungbayi
What about NGOs cashing in on the banditry and insurgency in Nigeria? The public relations firms are not left out; in Nigeria, insecurity is now a thriving industry.
Kachi Onyeka Okpara
Which of these categories does your guy Sowore fall under because he doesn't support the US bombing Nigeria?
Adegbembo Victor
So are u saying Tinubu does not have the strength to bomb? He has to call on Trump to do it for him? With all the sophistication of Nigeria army?
Peter Ukpa
If insecurity is not profitable for the unpatriotic who claim to be our leaders, why would they wait for Trump to do what they also have the capacity to do? Is our defense budget low?
Or do we lack the necessary tools to do the job?
Source: Twitter
Northern Christian Elders react to US airstrikes
Recall that the Northern States Christian Elders Forum (NOSCEF) reacted to the United States airstrikes against terrorists in Sokoto state.
The NOSCEF chairman, Elder Sunday Oibe, sent a crucial message to critics opposing the reported military intervention against terrorist groups.
Legit.ng reports that President Donald Trump announced a successful Nigeria-US joint airstrike against terrorist hotspots on Thursday, December 25, 2025.
Nigerian military breaks silence after US airstrikes
Legit.ng earlier reported that the Armed Forces of Nigeria reacted to the powerful airstrikes launched against the foreign ISIS-linked terrorists’ camp in Sokoto State.
The United States War Department launched airstrikes against terrorists on Christmas Day, Thursday, December 25, 2025.
The Director, Defence Information, Samaila Uba, shared more details about the airstrike attack on the ISIS terrorist group.
Source: Legit.ng
