"Let us not create another Sudan with Nigeria" – Foreign Affairs Minister Tuggar Tells Trump and others.
Minister of foreign affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, has warned against actions that could push nigeria into a crisis similar to sudan’s, emphasizing the country’s commitment to religious freedom and rule of law.
Speaking in Berlin, Germany, during an interview with deutsche welle, Tuggar reacted to recent statements by the us government, which he described as filled with “menaces, allegations, and threats.” he said nigeria’s stance on religious freedom is clear and well-documented.
“We have articulated what our country says about religious freedom, what our federal law says about it, and nigeria’s constitutional commitment to both religious freedom and the rule of law answers it all,” the minister stated.
He further explained that nigeria’s legal framework makes it impossible for any form of religious persecution to be supported by the government at any level. “our laws are clear, and this book answers all the questions,” he added, referring to a document recently presented to clarify nigeria’s record on human rights and faith tolerance.
Tuggar cautioned that the world must avoid creating “another sudan,” warning against divisive narratives built around religion, ethnicity, or politics. “we’ve seen what happened in sudan based on religion, tribe, and sentiments, and we can see the crisis. after every crisis, it’s still us, the african countries, that come together to resolve it,” he said.
The minister reiterated nigeria’s dedication to unity, peace, and respect for diversity, stressing that the government will continue to uphold the rights of all citizens regardless of faith or background.
Minister of foreign affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, has warned against actions that could push nigeria into a crisis similar to sudan’s, emphasizing the country’s commitment to religious freedom and rule of law.
Speaking in Berlin, Germany, during an interview with deutsche welle, Tuggar reacted to recent statements by the us government, which he described as filled with “menaces, allegations, and threats.” he said nigeria’s stance on religious freedom is clear and well-documented.
“We have articulated what our country says about religious freedom, what our federal law says about it, and nigeria’s constitutional commitment to both religious freedom and the rule of law answers it all,” the minister stated.
He further explained that nigeria’s legal framework makes it impossible for any form of religious persecution to be supported by the government at any level. “our laws are clear, and this book answers all the questions,” he added, referring to a document recently presented to clarify nigeria’s record on human rights and faith tolerance.
Tuggar cautioned that the world must avoid creating “another sudan,” warning against divisive narratives built around religion, ethnicity, or politics. “we’ve seen what happened in sudan based on religion, tribe, and sentiments, and we can see the crisis. after every crisis, it’s still us, the african countries, that come together to resolve it,” he said.
The minister reiterated nigeria’s dedication to unity, peace, and respect for diversity, stressing that the government will continue to uphold the rights of all citizens regardless of faith or background.
"Let us not create another Sudan with Nigeria" – Foreign Affairs Minister Tuggar Tells Trump and others.
Minister of foreign affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, has warned against actions that could push nigeria into a crisis similar to sudan’s, emphasizing the country’s commitment to religious freedom and rule of law.
Speaking in Berlin, Germany, during an interview with deutsche welle, Tuggar reacted to recent statements by the us government, which he described as filled with “menaces, allegations, and threats.” he said nigeria’s stance on religious freedom is clear and well-documented.
“We have articulated what our country says about religious freedom, what our federal law says about it, and nigeria’s constitutional commitment to both religious freedom and the rule of law answers it all,” the minister stated.
He further explained that nigeria’s legal framework makes it impossible for any form of religious persecution to be supported by the government at any level. “our laws are clear, and this book answers all the questions,” he added, referring to a document recently presented to clarify nigeria’s record on human rights and faith tolerance.
Tuggar cautioned that the world must avoid creating “another sudan,” warning against divisive narratives built around religion, ethnicity, or politics. “we’ve seen what happened in sudan based on religion, tribe, and sentiments, and we can see the crisis. after every crisis, it’s still us, the african countries, that come together to resolve it,” he said.
The minister reiterated nigeria’s dedication to unity, peace, and respect for diversity, stressing that the government will continue to uphold the rights of all citizens regardless of faith or background.
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