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The former US President Donald Trump’s classification of Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) has been rejected by the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), which characterizes the action as an attempt to escalate religious tensions and destabilize the nation.
The Council reportedly stated in Abuja on Sunday that allegations of “Christian genocide” in Nigeria were untrue, politically motivated, and based on propaganda from other countries.
Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, the National Secretary of the Council, emphasized during a media conference that Muslims and Christians face similar security issues that are fueled by terrorism, criminality, injustice, and resource disputes caused by climate change.
“Christian genocide does not exist in Nigeria,” Oloyede declared. Christians and Muslims are both victims of criminal gangs and terrorists. These assailants do not speak for Islam. They target everyone, demolish mosques, and murder Muslims.
He maintained that independent studies conducted by international conflict monitors, such as Amnesty International, have not discovered any proof that the violence in Nigeria satisfies the legal criteria for genocide.
According to the NSCIA, the resurgence of international interest in Nigeria’s religious makeup is not accidental.
Oloyede claims that attempts to designate Nigeria as a hotspot for persecution intensified after the nation reiterated its support for a two-state solution in Palestine at the UN.
He claimed that pro-Israeli organizations and far-right lobbyists were spearheading the story to deflect attention away from the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
“Destabilization and distraction are the agenda,” Oloyede cautioned. Increasing religious conflicts is the quickest way to destroy Nigeria.
Nigerians were encouraged by the Islamic Council to avoid falling for what it described as outside attempts to create division between Muslims and Christians.
It urged both religious groups to view Nigeria’s security concerns as a shared national issue rather than a religious dispute.
“We refuse to let foreign interests divide Nigeria. “We stand for justice, peace, and unity,” Oloyede said.
In order to help Nigeria fight terrorism, the body called for the US to withdraw the CPC designation and instead provide Nigeria with intelligence and military support.
It also urged the federal government to step up efforts to identify banditry sponsors and safeguard all citizens, regardless of their religious beliefs.
