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Congressman Rilley Moore
Congressman Rilley M Moore Monday joined members of the House Committes on Appropriations and Foreign Affairs at the White House to formally present the comprehensive report outlining concrete actions to end Christain persecution in Nigeria and solutions to end it.
This is contained in a post on the X handle of the Congressman who recently paid a visit to Nigeria in the wake of report of perecution of Christains in the country.
According to him,his report came after his interactions with authorities and stakeholders in Nigeria during his visit made after the United states designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern to the United states.
The report contained solutions to end Christain persecutions .
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Today, Congressman Riley M. Moore joined members of the House Committees on Appropriations and Foreign Affairs at the White House to formally present the comprehensive report outlining concrete actions to end the persecution of Christians in Nigeria and counter growing extremist violence in the region.
The meeting follows President Trump’s redesignation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) on October 31, 2025. President Trump requested Congressman Moore and Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Cole to lead a comprehensive investigation on the persecution against Christian communities and security challenges plaguing Nigeria. This report is the result of months of investigation, including a bipartisan congressional fact-finding trip to Nigeria, hearings with expert witnesses, consultations with religious leaders, meetings with Internally Displaced Persons, and engagement with senior Nigerian government officials.
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The official report outlines several key recommendations, including:
– Establishing a bilateral U.S.–Nigeria security agreement to protect vulnerable Christian communities and dismantle jihadist networks.
– Withholding certain U.S. funds, pending demonstrable action by the Nigerian government to stop violence against Christians.
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– Implementing sanctions and visa restrictions against individuals and groups responsible for or complicit in religious persecution.
– Providing technical support to the Nigerian government to eliminate violence from armed Fulani militias.
– Demanding the repeal of Sharia and blasphemy laws
– Working with international partners including France, Hungary, and the United Kingdom
Congressman Riley M. Moore released the following statement:
“Following today’s productive meeting at the White House, I want to thank President Trump for redesignating Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern and for his Administration’s commitment to protecting our brothers and sisters in Christ from persecution and addressing the broader security challenges plaguing Nigeria. Since President Trump redesignated Nigeria as a CPC and tasked me to lead a Congressional investigation, I have worked diligently with my colleagues to produce the report we presented today. I also want to thank House Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Cole, Vice Chair Mario Diaz-Balart, Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast and Congressman Chris Smith for their leadership on this comprehensive investigation and delivering this report to the White House.
I traveled on a bipartisan delegation to Nigeria and saw with my own eyes the horrific atrocities Christians face, and the instability the Nigerian government must combat. Through Congressional hearings, expert testimony, meeting with Internally Displaced People, hearing from religious leaders, and engaging with high-level Nigerian government officials, we have provided a clear picture of the threat environment in Nigeria and the horrific persecution Christians face. This report outlines concrete steps to impose accountability measures, counter radical Islamic terrorism, and lays out a plan to work in coordination and cooperation with the Nigerian government to bring security to all the people of Nigeria.
Our brothers and sisters in Christ have suffered in silence for too long. The world is now watching, and I urge the Nigerian government to take the opportunity to deepen and strengthen its relationship with the United States. Doing so is in the interest of both our great nations. Together, we must address these pressing security challenges and bring an end to violence against Christians.”
UT will be recalled that two weeks ago,the US government sent 200 soldiers to Nigeria and deploy military equipments to help Nigeria in the war against terrorism.
