Abuja: Nigeria’s army has announced plans to intensify military operations against extremist groups in the country’s north, following strong warnings from the United States about ongoing violence against Christian communities.

Army Chief of Staff Waidi Shaibu said the military is preparing to “do things differently” in its campaign against terrorists, promising that “failure is not an option.” His remarks came days after President Donald Trump warned that the US might cut aid to Nigeria and even consider military intervention if the government does not act to stop attacks targeting Christians.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s government rejected accusations of a Christian genocide, saying the violence is complex and affects both Christians and Muslims. Officials pointed to attacks by extre

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