Man Reacts as Trump Issues Direct Order to US Lawmakers Over Boko Haram Terrorists: "They're Coming"
- A Nigerian man reacted online after watching Trump’s new video about the alleged genocide against Christians in Nigeria
- He only shared his own thoughts and warned people that this was already Trump’s third message to the Nigerian government
- Many Nigerians rushed to comment after he posted the video to react to the statement made by the powerful leader
A Nigerian man has reacted as the president of the United States, Donald Trump, issued a third warning to the Nigerian government and the Boko Haram terrorists over alleged claims of genocide against Christians.
This is contained in a post made available on a popular social media platform, X, formerly Twitter.
Source: Twitter
Man reacts as Trump drops fresh warning
The US president could be heard in the video declaring an immediate step taken by some lawmakers in the US to look into the issue of the alleged genocide in Nigeria.
A Nigerian man who watched the video took to his page to react.
According to a post he made on his page, @Morris_Monye, via the popular social media platform X, formerly Twitter, he mentioned that the US president meant business and revealed that Trump had issued yet another warning.
Taking to his media page, he wrote:
"President Donald Trump means business. This is his 3rd warning."
He made the statement and shared a video of the United States president speaking about the alleged genocide in Nigeria while giving an immediate order to two US lawmakers.
Source: Twitter
Trump's statement in the video read:
"Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria, thousands and thousands of Christians are being killed. Radical Islamists are responsible for this mass slau.ghter."
"I am hereby making Nigeria a country of particular concern, that's a legal definition. When the Christians or any such group is slaugh.tered, like is happening in Nigeria - 3,100 versus 4,476 worldwide, what horrible numbers."
"I am asking Congressman Moore together with Chairman Tim Cole and the House Appropriations Committee to immediately look into this matter and to report back to me. And I mean, like, immediately."
"The United States cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening in Nigeria and numerous other countries. It's not only in Nigeria, it's all over. We stand ready, willing, and able to save our great Christian population around the world."
"This is not going to happen. The killing of Christians is not going to happen."
He made several other statements about his plans in the video.
As the post made its way online, concerned individuals stormed the comment page to share their thoughts.
Reactions as Trump drops fresh warning
@blissfulplayer said:
"He should put words to action already, So all these imposters know he’s da.mn serious!!!!"
@Kingsurchman101 stressed:
"They are coming for terrorists. That's what we have been praying for since. The APC government still playing propaganda on this issue won't know what hit them."
@NonyOkafor noted:
"I think I understand his position in this. His Christian brothers and sisters are being killed, and he wants it to stop. If you, as a Muslim leader, think your brothers are also affected,you can fight for them. His interest is only for his Christian family."
@Viktorcruzkent stressed:
"For me I don’t see anything wrong in Nigeria government allowing him to drop a dirty Mike in sambisa Forrest just one and our nightmare will be over . ask yourself this question do you think the Nigeria government dont have bomb to drop on this boys but the bomb in ikeja chilling."
@LecturasASolas write:
"He didn't stop the massacres in Syria. If he really meant business he would have acted already, instead of repeatedly warning as with Iran, Venezuela, etc...And by the way, someone should brief him about the fact that isn't only taking place in Nigeria but in Sudan, Congo, etc.."
@ogbesson added:
"This should be his 3rd and final warning."
@akinz03 shares:
"This administration should engage in diplomatic engagement to resolve the issue with Trump, while also making genuine efforts to end the incessant, wanton killing of Nigerians. They’re committing a blunder by deploying their attack Twitter dogs against Trump."
@iamtyyyyyy noted:
"Any serious govt or country especially a struggling third world, will be very optimistic to work and collaborate with the United States to combat its terrorism problem after about 3 decades of fighting and still fighting! Instead, the nigerian govt is feeling threatened by USA!"
@brideinchrist noted:
"Why is Nigeria ignoring the slau.ghter of Christians? This country has been predominantly ruled by Muslims? Enough is enough if they won’t protect the Christians then God bless Donald Trump for saying enough is enough that’s enough for me."
@Skipo_txt said:
"He is not warning...dark clouds are gathering and the precision will be as have never seen before. I support his moves to root out all these terror groups. Nigeria has become a terror sponsors state that needs to be checked now. It is not a warning."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lawyer warned President Donald Trump in a viral Facebook post after he threatened military action against Nigeria over alleged genocide.
US Congress supports Trump’s Nigeria warning
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian man shared screenshots of a post from a US-based website showing the names and statements of 31 American lawmakers who support President Trump’s proposed military action in Nigeria.
The man posted the full list on his X page and said people should take their time to read the names of the members of Congress backing Trump’s warning to end the alleged genocide of Christians in Nigeria. His update came shortly after Trump told the Nigerian government that he would be forced to send the US military if the killings of Christians did not stop.
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