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The Tinubu administration is spending billions of Naira on international media tours and a $9 million Washington lobbying contract to deny allegations of Christian genocide in Nigeria — money critics say should be used to stop the killings instead.
From Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser on Policy Communications to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, flying across the world to engage foreign media, to the hiring of a U.S.-based public affairs and lobbying firm to “communicate Christian protection efforts” to the United States government, this video exposes how denial has become official policy.
Ironically, the strategy backfired.
Despite deploying Daniel Bwala, a Christian from Borno State, to counter genocide claims, Christians in Borno State themselves have publicly contradicted him. In a powerful statement titled “The Unspoken Genocide: GCCA Account on Christian Persecution in Gwoza, Borno State,” the Gwoza Christian Community Association (GCCA) laid out chilling evidence of sustained persecution, killings, displacement, and destruction of Christian communities.
If Daniel Bwala could not convince fellow Christians in his own home state, why is the Tinubu government spending billions trying to convince the international community?
This video breaks down:
Tinubu’s global media push to deny Christian genocide
The controversial $9m U.S. lobbying contract
Why Borno Christians rejected the government narrative
The GCCA’s detailed account of persecution in Gwoza
Why denial is costing Nigeria both money and credibility
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