Comedian and social media personality, Nelson Uchechukwu popularly identified as Mr Jollof, has warned Nigerians in opposition to celebrating U.S. President Donald Trump’s newest remarks about alleged genocide and killings in Nigeria.
Naija Recordsdata reviews that in a sequence of posts shared on his Instagram account, Mr Jollof criticised these that think Trump’s threats to intervene in Nigeria’s inner disaster would raise any obvious exchange.
He requested why Nigerians believe a hobble-setter who once made derogatory remarks about Africa, announcing that Trump’s renewed ardour within the country is now now not in right religion.
Mr Jollof extra warned that any foreign interference may maybe well aggravate Nigeria’s pickle rather than solve it.
He predicted that sanctions, economic blockades, and navy operations may maybe well apply, main to severe starvation, instability, and attainable occupation beneath the guise of stopping terrorism.
He wrote: “A President that once called a total continent a sh*thole is without note in cleaning your beget impart form of s**t. And also you watched that he now perceives you in every other case. Dey play o.
“Nigerians think Trump is coming to bomb Boko Haram and slump! Sorry, first they’d sanction Nigeria and fabricate an economic blockade. Many of you may maybe kpai first from starvation. Then he’d finance terrorists to stress the navy and weaken it. Then he’d invade, bloodbath, and comprise.”
His comments came rapidly after Trump threatened militia action in Nigeria, alleging that Christians had been being killed by radical Islamists.
The U.S. president said he had directed the American militia to organize for attainable intervention and launched that Nigeria would be listed as a “Country of Particular Predicament” for failing to defend non secular freedom.
Trump also warned that the United States may maybe well droop all abet to Nigeria and may maybe maybe “slump in weapons blazing” if the Nigerian government fails to end the killings.
His assertion, which has stirred world debate, accused the Nigerian authorities of ignoring what he described as a genocide in opposition to Christians.
The Nigerian government has since rejected Trump’s claims, describing them as misleading and exaggerated.
Officials said the violence in Nigeria affects both Christians and Muslims, together with that the conflicts are driven by terrorism, banditry, and farmer-herder clashes rather than religion.
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