Abuja: Nigeria has said it is open to receiving assistance from the United States in its fight against terrorism and violent insurgencies, but stressed that any cooperation must fully respect the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The statement from the Nigerian presidency came after President Donald J. Trump said Washington was considering military action to protect Christians allegedly facing persecution in Nigeria. His remarks drew strong international attention and stirred reactions within the West African nation.

Presidential spokesperson Daniel Bwala said Nigeria values its long-standing relationship with the United States and welcomes support in intelligence sharing, training, and counter-terrorism operations. However, he made it clear that any form of foreign invo

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