The USA Bombed Nigerian Islamists. In Defense of the Persecuted: Human Rights and Justice

In recent times, the world has witnessed troubling reports from Nigeria—where innocent men, women, and children are suffering at the hands of militant groups. These Nigerian Islamic militias have targeted churches, burned homes, kidnapped civilians, and murdered countless Christians simply because of their faith. Thousands have been displaced, their homes reduced to ashes, and their lives forever altered—all for praying to God and holding onto their religious beliefs.

It is during these dark moments that the moral compass of nations must shine brightest. The United States of America, under the inspired leadership of President Donald Trump, has taken a stand to defend these persecuted souls. Recognizing the profound injustice and suffering inflicted upon Nigerian Christians, the U.S. government has responded with decisive action—striking at the militants and providing vital aid and support to those in need.

A Moral Duty to Defend Human Rights

Historically, the United States has been a beacon of hope for oppressed peoples worldwide. From fighting communism during the Cold War to brokering peace in conflict zones, America’s commitment to human rights and freedom has been unwavering. Sending billions of dollars in aid to combat hunger, poverty, and injustice, America has demonstrated that its strength lies in defending the vulnerable and promoting justice.

President Donald Trump’s leadership has been a testament to this enduring legacy. His proclamation of faith from the White House—an act that resonated deeply with millions—underscored the moral foundation upon which America continues to stand. He is, without doubt, one of the most courageous and principled leaders in recent history, committed to upholding Christian values and defending those suffering for their beliefs.

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The Power of Faith and Patriotism

Many Africans and people around the world are celebrating the renewed moral clarity and resolve demonstrated by the United States. Trump’s leadership has inspired hope among the persecuted, reminding them that they are not forgotten. His emphasis on faith, morality, and human dignity has reinvigorated the global fight against tyranny and oppression.

It is also crucial to acknowledge America’s long-standing efforts to combat injustice worldwide. From fighting totalitarian regimes to assisting impoverished nations, the U.S. has consistently championed human rights and freedom. Its military strength acts as a deterrent to oppressors and a shield for the defenseless.

Countering Misinformation and Recognizing History

Despite this, some propagate false narratives—accusations that seek to tarnish America’s reputation. Critics often blame the U.S. for historical injustices like slavery, ignoring the fact that America fought a Civil War to end it and has since become a leader in human rights advocacy. Moreover, they overlook the millions of Africans who, were taken as slaves to the Arab world—men were used in brutal wars and women were exploited as concubines in Arab lands. There is absolutely no survival of millions of Africans taken to Arabs.

It is essential to recognize these truths and understand that America’s actions today are driven by a genuine desire to promote justice, peace, and human dignity worldwide.

A Call to Action

We must stand together in support of the persecuted. The recent military strikes and humanitarian aid from the United States are acts of moral courage that save lives and restore hope. We are grateful for this unwavering commitment.

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In Conclusion

To the heroes in the U.S. government, to President Donald Trump, and to all who stand for justice—thank you. Your actions reflect the highest ideals of human dignity and faith. May God continue to bless the United States of America, its leaders, and all those fighting for a world where every man, woman, and child can live free from fear and persecution.

By Collen Makumbirofa
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