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November 5, 2025November 5, 2025
U.S Rep Moore Reacts To China Condemnation Of Trump Threat To Invade Nigeria, Declare “China Will Not Dictate Our Foreign Policy To Us”

U.S Rep Reily Moore in a statement reacted to China condemnation of President Trump’s threat to invade Nigeria in defense of persecuted Christians.

Moore stated that U.S will not be lectured by China who turned a blind eye when Christians were arrested for their faith in the country.

The U.S Rep in support of his president slammed Chain stating: “President Trump is absolutely right to defend our brothers and sisters in Christ who are suffering horrific persecution, and even martyrdom, for their faith in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

“China will not dictate our foreign policy to us, and we will not be lectured to by a Communist autocracy that recently arrested 30 Christian pastors for their faith and throws ethnic minorities in concentration camps.” He declared

Recall on Tuesday, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning chaired a regular press conference and responded to a journalist question: “According to reports, US President Donald Trump designated Nigeria as a “country of particular concern” on October 31 on the grounds that “Christian communities are being threatened in Nigeria.”

“The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement saying that the US allegation is inconsistent with facts. Nigeria will continue to fight violent extremism, protect its citizens, respect religious belief, diversity and inclusiveness, and abide by the rules-based international order.

“Trump said on November 1 that if the Nigerian government continues to condone the killing of Christians, the US will immediately stop all assistance to Nigeria and will very likely take military actions against Nigeria to eliminate Islamic terrorists. What’s China’s comment on this?

Mao Ning in response stated: “As a comprehensive strategic partner of Nigeria, China firmly supports the Nigerian government in leading its people to a development path that fits Nigeria’s national realities.

“We oppose any country’s interference in other countries’ internal affairs under the pretext of religion and human rights. We oppose the wanton threat of sanction and use of force.”