A recent update from a member of the United States House of Representatives, Riley Moore, has confirmed that he is preparing a comprehensive report for former U.S. President Donald Trump. In this report, Moore intends to outline a strategic plan that will involve direct cooperation with the Nigerian government to address and ultimately halt what he describes as the ongoing Christian genocide occurring in Nigeria.
Moore announced this development on X on Thursday shortly after concluding his visit to Nigeria. His message emphasized his commitment to presenting Trump with detailed findings and recommendations that could help strengthen efforts to end the violent attacks affecting Christian communities across the country.
During his stay in Nigeria, the U.S. lawmaker held meetings with notable government officials. Among those he met was Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, who plays a central role in coordinating national security efforts and addressing internal conflict situations. These engagements were part of Moore’s effort to gather firsthand information before submitting his final report.
His visit reflects growing international concern over recurring attacks in certain regions of Nigeria. While Moore did not release the full content of the report publicly, his statement suggests that the document will highlight key areas of partnership between the United States and Nigeria, focusing on security cooperation and protective measures for affected communities.
Moore’s forthcoming submission to Trump signifies a renewed push for global involvement, especially from American policymakers, in addressing religious violence in Nigeria. His trip and forthcoming report underline the urgency many believe is needed in confronting the crisis and ensuring that vulnerable populations receive the necessary protection and support.
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