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dappydozzy:
But it is very wrong, as a foreign government you dont arm people revolting against their government with weapons, that is terrorism. No matter how brutal a government can be, the day you take arms against the state, you are a traitor/ terrorist.

If anyone does such in the United States, such people will be charged for terrorism and treason.

Your arguments does not justify their actions. It is legally and
morally wrong .

The people of Iran are being sacrificed by the regime.

They are being executed publicly outside mosques across Iran. Their only crime was asking to be free from Islam’s tyranny.

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Don’t look away!pic.twitter.com/Faaeo2WTTb

— Liza Rosen (@LizaRosen0000) April 7, 2026

“Even if the minister [Nyesom Wike] has explained that what he said was not physical shoot...the explanation is an afterthought..."

Liborous Oshoma says journalists have a constitutional mandate to express dissent and hold officials accountable. pic.twitter.com/lTc4Nz9gJL

— News Central TV (@NewsCentralTV) April 6, 2026

If you listen to this and you don't move into tears then you're heartless. pic.twitter.com/6j6f1OqwyW

— Queen Bee 👑 🐝 (@RealQueenBee__) April 6, 2026

Mirasteel:
You are still brainwashed.

If you think Trump care about Iranians then you must be dreaming, besides Mossad was the reason their was unrest and killings in Iran, they killed civilians and even police.

God1000:
This is what they do all over the world, they fund and support militias and armed groups to destabilize other countries, and whenever they fall out with them, they lebel them terrorist organization

Trump admits he got SCAMMED by group he armed to back Iranian 'protesters'

'Instead KEPT THE GUNS TO THEMSELVES — because they said what beautiful guns'

'Very upset... they're gonna pay a BIG PRICE' https://t.co/0tcmn8hAHY pic.twitter.com/VCHc0d3Hh9

— RT (@RT_com) April 6, 2026

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APC must go!!! pic.twitter.com/Z3SqVbSzTA

— EJIKEME🇳🇴🇳🇬 (@ejykmykel1) April 6, 2026

🇮🇷🇮🇷 Iranian soldier:

“Our commanders have abandoned us. They're hiding like rats."

An Iranian soldier stationed in the province of Lorestan claims that the commanders have abandoned their positions and gone underground, fearing Israeli and US bombings. pic.twitter.com/TrOiH0jCFk

— Liberal Tear Creator™ (@LibTearCreator1) April 5, 2026

This is how to fight against terrorists .

Why can't Nigeria adopt what Burkina faso Is doing and it is working perfectly well ?

U don't rehabilitate terrorist jihadists because they cannot repent . It is an ideology pic.twitter.com/OPQ8Lu6PqW

— AFRICAMUSTBEFREE!!!!!!! (@engrICO2015) April 2, 2026

“Is it not better and easier to deploy all necessary resources to ensure the k!lling of Christians stops in this nation than to stay, spend energy, time and resources, and lobbying abroad to deny that there is no Christian genocide in Nigeria?”

~Pst. Dr. Paul Enenche asks Tinubu… pic.twitter.com/jm4fGDCJMm

— Dr. Kenon (@drkenon2) April 2, 2026

“Everyday you read you lament, you read you lament, you do nothing about it. Your lives are being taken away from you, your forests are taken & your women r@ped yet the whole National Government is defending the terr0rists.”

~MNK tells Nigerians pic.twitter.com/dZ4qHzBNrL

— Dr. Kenon (@drkenon2) April 2, 2026

bewla:
Who is the terrorist when it comes to slaying of innocent children

Your mentors are good in killing journalist too

May God do your life as your mentor are doing to

onuman:
Riley Moor says 200 US marines are on ground training Nigeria's troops.

Who will tell Riley the truth that more than 80% of Nigeria's troops are sympathetic to the cause of the Jihadists for an Islamic Republic of Nigeria to be governed with Sharia criminal justice system?

Topman7:
SHUT UP.

They are conducting illegal invasions that violate international law, and are killing thousands of innocent civilians in Gaza and Iran.

bewla:
What has he done to Iran problem

I want a regime change I want a regime change

Now the change has happened to hurmus


You most pay to pass

Let him sit down and fix what he put us all in

“President Trump has been clear about this. If they don't address this, we are going to address this for them. The Nigerian government are not doing things fast enough….”

- Rep Riley Moore on the recent Palm Sunday massacre.

Cc: @NEWSMAX pic.twitter.com/xIXvzCm6kx

— MaziTundeEdnutfan (@originalproflle) April 2, 2026

U.S. Congressman Riley Moore of West Virginia has addressed Nigeria’s security situation following an interview on Newsmax, where he discussed a report submitted to the White House.

Moore, a member of the House Appropriations Committee, explained that the report was the result of an investigation into recent violence in Nigeria and drew on insights from his recent visit to the country.

He specifically referenced attacks on religious gatherings, providing details on the reported number of casualties during these incidents.

“So as you just reported, unfortunately, we've had 40 individuals who were killed at a Palm Sunday service, which is just tragic,” he said.

He also mentioned another incident involving a gathering in Kaduna State, where additional casualties were recorded.

“And then on top of that, you had another 13 Christians killed by Islamic radical militants at a Christian wedding on Sunday,” he said.

Speaking on engagement between both countries, he said recommendations have been presented on possible areas of cooperation.
“So we have a number of suggestions here of how the Nigerian government can work with the United States government to address this,” he said.

Addressing potential next steps, Moore stated that action could be taken if the situation is not addressed.

“But as President Trump has been very clear on this, if they don't address this, we're going to address it for them. Now, we will like to address it in cooperation and coordination but if they don’t do that, if they don’t step up to the plate here, we are going to start to take the lead on this,” he said.

Providing details of current involvement, he referred to the presence of US personnel working with Nigerian forces.

“Now, currently, we have 200 military individuals from our armed forces there training and working with the Nigerian military to try to address their capability gaps that they have there,” he said.

He also mentioned the deployment of aerial systems, saying, “We have MQ-9 Reapers there currently as well.”

On previous operations, he referenced December 2025 military activity targeting armed groups.

“Tomahawk cruise missile strike just around Christmas in Nigeria to try to address ISIS and Boko Haram, which also operate in that country, largely unfettered, which is a terrible, terrible situation,” he said.

Assessing the response of Nigerian authorities, Moore said some steps had been taken.

“But look, the Nigerian government has been trying to make some steps toward this, but they're not doing it fast enough, things aren’t happening quick enough. And these things keep happening, so something's got to give here,” he said.

Responding to reports that described the situation as complex, he disagreed with that characterisation.

“Well, I mean, that's just a false claim on its face, right?” he said.

He referred again to attacks on gatherings to support his position.

“But we're here talking about, you and I, a Palm Service Sunday being attacked by Islamic radicals. We're talking about a Christian wedding being attacked by Islamic radicals,” he said,

Drawing from his visit, he said he met displaced persons.
“When I was in Nigeria, I met with people who were Christians who were living in IDP camps,” he said.

He described the situation in the camps as part of his account.
“So they're in refugee camps where Islamic radicals just roll through there and murder people who are living in refugee camps. So I'm not really sure how much more complex it is than that, than Islamic radical Muslims are running wild in this country,” he said.

He acknowledged that other factors have been cited in explaining the violence.
“And what they'll argue is it's about farmers and herders and things like that. Sure, that's part of it. Are there non-Christians being killed in Nigeria? Of course, there are. I mean, there are terrorist organizations there. Yes, of course,” he said.

He concluded by stating his view on the pattern of attacks.
“But there is a systemic effort by Islamic radicals to eliminate Christian populations within Nigeria,” he said.

Christmyhope:
Yes, agreement takes time to be finalized into something concrete. It was just like when president Tinubu went to Abu Dhabi, United Arab emirate (UAE), in September 2023. Tinubu met with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi on September 11, 2023, where a "historic agreement" was finalized to lift the ban on Nigerian travellers and pave the way for the return of Emirates Airlines.
Following negotiations initiated by the President, Emirates Airlines finally resumed daily flight operations to Lagos, Nigeria, on October 1, 2024, after a roughly two-year suspension so also sau-paulo to Lagos will resume in no too distance time.