Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu posted a statement on Saturday pushing back against claims of religious intolerance.
He also defended his country's efforts to protect religious freedom, before United States (US) President Donald Trump's threat of military action on the West African nation.
He also defended his country's efforts to protect religious freedom, before United States (US) President Donald Trump's threat of military action on the West African nation.
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