Riley Moore, the U.S. representative for West Virginia’s 2nd congressional district, has issued a stern warning to Nigerian President Bola Tinubu amid rising tensions over reports of violence against Christians in Nigeria.

Moore’s statement came in response to President Donald Trump’s recent remarks condemning the alleged killings and threatening possible U.S. military intervention if the attacks persist.

Moore’s statement came in response to President Donald Trump’s recent remarks condemning the alleged killings and threatening possible U.S. military intervention if the attacks persist.

Trump’s critical message
Trump had expressed strong disapproval of what he described as ongoing persecution of Christians, vowing that his administration would take decisive action if necessary.

Moore warns Tinubu
In a tweet addressing the situation, Moore cautioned President Tinubu and the Nigerian government not to underestimate Trump’s resolve. He emphasized that any continued violence could provoke a serious response from the United States.

Moore further asserted that America would not remain silent while “brothers and sisters in Christ” are being targeted and killed, describing the situation as one that demands urgent international attention.