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The Federal Government claims that in response to US President Donald Trump’s military threat, it has initiated diplomatic talks with the US.
In an interview with Sky News, Mohammed Idris, Minister of Information and National Orientation, stated that diplomatic channels were working to reduce tensions between the two nations.
“The lines of communication are now open. I can attest to the fact that we are communicating with them, and I believe they are better comprehending the circumstances,” Idris remarked.
The minister claimed that a lack of adequate knowledge of Nigeria’s varied and intricate security realities was the main cause of the concern in Washington.
“We think that a lack of a proper understanding of the diversity and complexity of the problem we have at hand is the reason for the majority of the information,” he said.
Nigeria has not lost any territory to Boko Haram, according to Idris, who also said that the war against terrorism is unusual and frequently misunderstood.
The minister claimed that a banned separatist group in Nigeria was collaborating with US lobbyists to disseminate false information to powerful Americans.
“Let me also put it out there that we are seeing a direct connection between (US) lobbyists and (a) proscribed terrorist organization in Nigeria, and we have seen how they have set up this lobby in the US, contacting American high-ups to help them lobby,” he stated.
Idris emphasized that the US had long supported Nigeria’s counterterrorism initiatives and urged Washington to continue that collaboration.
We are stating that the scenario does exist. There is conflict in Nigeria. The United States government has previously assisted Nigerian authorities in addressing the security situation in Nigeria.
“Therefore, we are urging them to work with us once more to advance this, so that our nation can finally experience peace,” he said.
The minister claimed that some of the information being shared overseas surprised the Federal Government and that it did not fairly represent Nigeria’s security situation.
He went on, “We want the world to know that this isn’t the case. The international world, including the United States, is concerned about some of these killings that are occurring. However, at this stage, we are looking for a comprehension of the situation’s intricacy and diversity.
Additionally, Idris questioned the veracity of statistics used to bolster allegations of pervasive religious persecution in Nigeria.
He stated, “Some of the assumptions are based on data that largely cannot stand any scientific scrutiny.”
He emphasized that religious freedom is guaranteed by the Nigerian constitution and that the present issue should not be seen as persecution based on religion.
