"What Does He Want?" Nigerian Man Asks Trump 5 Questions Over Non-Stop Threats, Post Goes Viral
- A Nigerian man wrote to President Trump about the non-stop threats to Nigeria, and his post got a lot of attention online
- Many people read and shared the post, making it go viral on social media just moments after it was posted
- The man’s message sparked conversations as Nigerians reacted to the US president’s planned actions against terrorists
A Nigerian man has taken to social media to ask the president of the United States, Donald Trump, some important questions amid his threat to send the military to Nigeria.
The statement from the man was made on his Facebook page, where he asked why the United States is pressuring Nigeria and what the government's true intentions are.
Source: Facebook
Nigerian man writes to Trump
The statement comes just days after Trump alleged the killing of Christians in Nigeria and urged the Nigerian government to act; otherwise, he said he would send soldiers to eliminate those behind the act.
Amid the back and forth, the Nigerian man took to his Facebook page to ask Donald Trump some personal questions.
The individual, identified as Olumide Iluyomade, asked the US president what he really wants.
Source: Twitter
He inquired about the real motives of the United States amid its several threats to the Nigerian government.
He said:
"The question we should really be asking is: Why is Trump pressuring Nigeria? What does he really want? What triggered this sudden focus on Nigeria? What is Trump's real motive? Is US intervention a desirable outcome for Nigeria? And if not, what can be done to avoid such a scenario?"
As he made the post, many individuals who came across his questions for the US President stormed the comment section to share their thoughts.
Reactions as man writes Trump
Lateef shared:
"He should start from South East so as to know that the Christians are not been killed by Fulani herdsmen."
Adpo Okeowo added:
"He's looking for an outlet. A Muslim defeated him in his backyard in New York."
Christopher Peter stressed:
"Nooo!!! Why ask pertinent questions when we can settle political and ideological scores and of course ignorantly laugh at our country without realsing that the joke is actually on us?"
Olusola Ige noted:
"Root cause analysis, let care of the citizens then there will be no room for this type of pressure."
Temitope Apata shared:
"Maybe we should also ask why China is not happy with the intention of the US to intervene in the senseless killing of innocent lives in Nigeria 🇳🇬 which though has more Christian victims but affecting all other religions and creed across the country?"
Stephen Solution noted:
"Olumide Iluyomade do you want these killings to continue? Your government said they can't handle it hence it has persisted since 2009 and somebody suddenly wakes up to stop having had more than enough evidence, so what do you infer is his intention? FOR me President Trump is more patriotic than the Nigerian government."
Read the post below:
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian soldier serving under the United Nations peacekeeping mission vowed to resign rather than fight against his homeland if ordered by the US president, Donald Trump.
Nigerian lawyer explains US military entry rules
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian lawyer explained the legal conditions under which the US Army could enter Nigeria. She clarified that, under international law, no country can invade another without authorisation.
The lawyer emphasised that any military action without UN Security Council approval would violate international and domestic laws. Her breakdown went viral on TikTok, sparking mixed reactions from Nigerians
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