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Nigerian govt denies genocide against Christians
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The Nigerian government has refuted allegations by some international news platforms and online influencers that terrorists operating in the country are engaged in a systematic genocide against Christians.
There have been reports in some international media platforms suggesting Christians in Nigeria are the targets of attacks by terrorists, most of whom are Muslims.
Muslims, Christians, and even those who do not identify with any religion have suffered at their hands,” he said.
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