“We Don’t Need”: Nigerian Man Begs Trump Not to Send US Military To Nigeria, Explains Why

“We Don’t Need”: Nigerian Man Begs Trump Not to Send US Military To Nigeria, Explains Why

  • A post shared by a Nigerian man trended online because of what he said concerning US President Donald Trump
  • The man begged Trump not to intervene in Nigerian security matters, citing religious reasons
  • This came after Donald Trump claimed a record number of Christians were being killed in Nigeria, and he was coming to stop it

A Nigerian man has shared his thoughts on the planned intervention of the United States in Nigeria’s security.

His post followed a threat issued by the American president, Donald Trump, telling Nigeria that his country might step in to resolve lingering security challenges.

A Nigerian man writes to Trump over his threat to take action in Nigeria
A Nigerian man begs Trump not to send the US military to Nigeria. Photo: Facebook/Amb Ndi Ichie, Getty Images/ Andrew Harnik
Source: UGC

Identified on Facebook as Amb Ndi Ichie, the man wrote an open letter to Trump, telling him not to send his soldiers.

According to him, Nigerians did not need the US soldiers, citing religious reasons.

The post read:

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“Donald trump please sir, we don't need your soldiers in our christian state called Nigeria, all this things that is happening is all about end time, remember that if Jesus returns all the dead bônes shall raise again, please we believe in Jesus.
“And with god all things are possible, and remember that tinubu is selected by god because what god is not aware doesn't happen, because here is west Africa Jesus is in control, he is the alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, only him knows who he will bless but he who will be blessed don't know him.
“Donald trump please we don't need humanly help all we need is Devine intervention, many crusade are going to hold because of this banditryy, and when god said is over there will be no hiding place for all this terroristz, so dey your day let Jesus our personal lord and savior handle this case in the spiritual realm, WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE. thanks for changing your mind, Jesus is lord.”
A Nigerian man begs Trump not to send the US military to Nigeria
A Nigerian man writes to Trump over his threat to take action in Nigeria. Photo: Getty Images/ Andrew Harnik
Source: Getty Images

Reactions trail man’s post on Trump’s threat

Johnson Olutoye said:

"Is because they haven't kidnap your relatives and ask you to pay #10,000000 and also kill the person."

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Francis Emeka said:

"Na when them Islamise you go know say kaki no be leather."

movewithjoy said:

"Right from the day of John the Baptist, the kingdom of heaven suffered violence, and only the violent once takes it by Force."

Realideke OziokoChukwudi said:

"Where has Jesus been all this while, confused man."

Gadimor Umunnakwe said:

"Bro's you are a fool,I promise you from know hence forth Bandict will meet your. Family so that you will understand what Trump is talking about."

Prince Everest Chukwuemeka Paul said:

"I understand everything you wrote here since the zoo only believes in Jesus let the Jesus come and rescue them now, good write up."

In a related story, a reverend father shared his expectations of Trump's possible military intervention in Nigeria.

Activist advises Tinubu over Trump's threats

Legit.ng previously reported that a post shared by an activist trended online because of what he shared concerning US President Donald Trump.

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The activist shared three things President Bola Tinubu should do following Trump’s threat.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng