America is fooling you.
An American, Alex Barbir, was on ground and incited Christians against Muslims, which led to killings of both Christians and Muslims in the Rukuba area of Jos city, Plateau State.
Why would an American who came into the country as a missionary for humanitarian assistance end up inciting Christians against Muslims?
How can an American Senator, Ted Cruz, claim that America is tracking the terrorists sponsors not picking them?
Don’t forget, the American troops some of the Christians in Nigeria invited and celebrated for intervention over what you called Christian genocide are already in the country.
Why didn’t they stop the killers in Jos?
Why didn’t America’s troops in the country bomb the killers?
Why should America choose Bauchi and Sokoto to station its troops instead of the Christian enclaves like plateau state, Southern Kaduna, Benue and others where attacks are being witnessed?
The last American bombings of Jabo, Sokoto State, claimed killings of terrorists, but records show no one was killed except crops on the farm.
You celebrated America helping you to kill what you called Fulani terrorists; America’s unexploded Tomahawk missile ended as a playing toy in the hands of Fulani in the bushes of Kwara State. Do believe the bombing was targeted at what you called Fulani terrorists?
Donald Trump deported thousands from America who are majorly Christians. How could you believe his so-called intervention over Christian genocide in Nigeria?
Donald Trump slammed visa bans on both Christian foreigners alongside Muslims from entering into America—do you still believe his intervention?
No church in Nigeria has ever donated or sold to Muslims in Nigeria for conversion into mosques; hundreds are being donated and sold to Muslim communities in the US for conversion into mosques—do you still believe America?
America-made bombs are flattening churches alongside mosques in Gaza, Southern Lebanon, Syria, and so on. Do you believe your churches will be spared in the face of America’s bombings?
You, the Nigerian Christians—you want America to help you stop the Muslims. Today, New York City, one of the strongest economies in the world, is led by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim. Do you still believe America can’t stop Muslims for you?
America that can’t stop Iran from bombing its military bases across the Middle East—do you still believe America can protect you and not our government?
Israel, the celebrated “God’s chosen people,” is not fully protected by America from Iranians currently ongoing bombings, Do you still believe you will be protected by America and not by our security agents?
As you are being told that America is attacking Iran, Iraq, Libya, and others in the name of fighting Islamic terrorism, do you still believe that its actions against Venezuela and its current pressure on Cuba are justified—especially when these nations are not Islamic but Christians countries?
Open your eyes and think critically. Do not allow yourself to be carried away by propaganda or manipulation, especially when it is fueled by blind hatred toward Muslims in Nigeria.
With the presence of American troops in our country, insecurity and attacks are not decreasing—they are increasing. This reality cannot be ignored.
For your information, after American troops arrived in this country, their objective was clear: to establish a military drone base in Bauchi State to monitor the Sahel region—Nigeria, Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, and beyond—not to protect Christians from persecution as many were made to believe.
Let the truth be told: this presence is driven by strategic interests, not by concern for the safety of our people.
Enough of the manipulation!
The earlier, the better—open your eyes. America is not here to protect you; rather, it is here to exploit our weaknesses, especially religious intolerance, in exchange for its interests in our common resources.
The protection of Christians in Nigeria lies with Nigerian Christian leaders, alongside other Nigerians—not with any foreign power or leader. Sustainable peace and security must come from within.
Let us learn to live in peace and harmony. Nigerian Christians, Muslims, Traditionalists, and free thinkers are all destined to share the land called Nigeria. Our diversity should be a strength, not a weapon against one another.
Let us embrace one another. Let us promote and preach peace, love, and mutual respect. Let us reject the targeting of individuals or communities based on religion, geography, or tribal background.
Our future depends not on division, but on unity. Not on suspicion, but on understanding. Not on external interference, but on internal cooperation.
Thanks.
I remain Mustapha Gembu, an advocate for peace and harmonious coexistence among the Nigerian populace.
