BREAKING: US Moves To Declare Mytte Allah As Terrorist Group, Sanction Nigeria For Condoning Persecution Against Christians

 BREAKING: US Moves To Declare Mytte Allah As Terrorist Group, Sanction Nigeria For Condoning Persecution Against Christians The United Stat...

 BREAKING: US Moves To Declare Mytte Allah As Terrorist Group, Sanction Nigeria For Condoning Persecution Against Christians

The United States government under president Donald Trump has reportedly concluded plans to profile and designate advocacy group, Mytte Allah for its support and sponsorship of the notorious Fulani killer herdsmen and their terror activities against christian communities in Nigeria. 

This is contained a report, citing the United States lawmaker and chairman subcommittee for Africa, Human Rights and global health, Rep. Chris Smith, the prime figure responsible for the 

According to the report, the lawmaker has already briefed the US president, Donald Trump and a measured response not only for the designation of the terror group but also possible sanctions against the Nigerian government for its obvious condonement and conscious inability to protect the christian communities in Nigeria, who are under threat of extermination by radical islamic jihadists.

The report reads,"Following spate of killings of Christians in Northern Nigeria, the United States is concluding plans to declare Miyetti Allah, a terrorist organization, according to a move being made by Rep. Chris Smith who chairs the subcommittee on Africa, Human Rights and Global Health."

"Smith has already briefed U.S President, Donald Trump about the moves including citing series of killings in Northern Nigeria."

"Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria is a Fulani advocacy group centered on promoting the welfare of Fulani pastoralists in Nigeria. The organization was founded in the early 1970s with headquarters in Kaduna. 

The group’s has been linked to killings of Christians in Nigeria, according to a congressional report."

"Smith has already advised the Trump’s administration to impose harsh sanctions on Nigeria." 

"According to the subcommittee, Nigerians constituted 90 per cent of Christians killed worldwide annually, citing a 2024 report by the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa showing out of the 55,910 people killed between October 2019 and September 2023, 21,000 of them were abducted in the context of terror groups." 

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