Trump’s Military Threat: We Brought Embarrassment To Ourselves As A Nation, Says Falana

Femi Falana, a human rights lawyer, criticized President Donald Trump’s claims of Christian genocide and the threat of military action as embarrassing. She attributed this to the country’s inability to address insecurity. &nbsp,

Falana, who spoke on Wednesday’s Politics Today episode of Channels Television, cited among other things, the government’s inability to combat crimes like kidnapping for ransom. &nbsp,

Why have we embarrassed ourselves as a people by treating ourselves like a United States of America’s citizens? the attorney’s senior inquired. &nbsp,

How dare you, Mr. Trump? “We can’t even challenge him,” he said. Where is the source of this slander?

Read more about Trump’s declaration of Nigeria as a “country of particular concern,” and his claim that there is a mass murder of Christians is carried out.

Trump referred to Nigeria as a “country of particular concern” (CPC) last week for what he claimed was a “mass slaughter of Christians.” In the event that the West African government doesn’t quickly address the issue, he then threatened military action. &nbsp,

“I hereby instruct our Department of War to get ready for possible action.” We’ll launch an attack that will be swift, vicious, and sweet, just like terrorist thugs attack our Christian enemies! WARNING: “Better Move Faster” The NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT Trump’s platform, Truth Social, contained some writing. &nbsp,

The Federal Government refuted the claims, sparking a flurry of debate both domestically and internationally about Trump’s comments.

Falana weighs in on the situation, calling on Nigeria to take action in light of the recent developments. &nbsp,

The Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) stated on the current affairs program that “we as a people and for the government of Nigeria, we must now take Mr. Trump’s warning as a wake-up call.”

Source: Channels TV