Government’s inaction fuels mob killings, not Sharia law – Ex-Rep Danmaliki

Former House of Representatives member, Aminu Danmaliki, has blamed rising mob killings linked to alleged blasphemy on government failure to prosecute offenders. Speaking in Bauchi, he insisted that Sharia law does not support the killing of innocent people. Danmaliki said Sharia law is a religious legal framework meant for Muslims and does not apply to […]

US Senate blocks legislation to limit Trump’s powers in Iran war

The United States Senate has rejected a proposal aimed at limiting President Donald Trump’s authority to continue military operations against Iran. The measure was introduced to require congressional approval before further military action could take place.  During the vote, the resolution failed by 53 to 47, largely along party lines. Most Republican lawmakers supported the […]

US congresswoman introduces bill to authorize the de@th Penalty for child r@pists

A US lawmaker has introduced a bill seeking to expand capital punishment to certain child sexual abuse crimes. Nancy Mace proposed the “Death Penalty for Child Rapists Act,” which would allow federal prosecutors to pursue the death penalty in specific cases involving minors. The proposal aims to amend federal law and the military justice system […]

Christian genocide: US lawmaker presents report to Trump

A United States congressional delegation has submitted a report on alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria to President Donald Trump. Congressman Riley M. Moore shared the update on social media, saying the findings had been presented at the White House after their fact-finding visit. The lawmakers had earlier traveled to Nigeria to investigate claims of […]

Collective stigmatization without due process undermines justice, long-term stability – IHRC-RFT cautions US on religious bill

The International Human Rights Commission – Relief Fund Trust (IHRC-RFT), Nigeria Chapter, has expressed concern over the proposed Nigeria Religious Freedom and Accountability Act of 2026 before the US Congress. The organisation emphasized that while promoting religious freedom is essential, accountability must focus on proven individuals rather than entire communities or organisations without evidence. IHRC-RFT […]

Genocide: US congress panels hold hearing on religious freedom, raise concerns over Nigeria

Panels of the United States Congress have held a hearing on global religious freedom, raising fresh concerns about rising insecurity and religious tensions in Nigeria. Witnesses warned that the situation could worsen if violence and weak governance continue unchecked, describing Nigeria as a major flashpoint in debates around freedom of belief worldwide. The concerns were […]

Venezuela: ‘Our next step is clear’- US lawmakers reveals action against Trump

Some United States lawmakers have announced plans to take action against former President Donald Trump following his comments and decisions related to Venezuela. The lawmakers said Trump’s recent statements and actions could affect US foreign policy and global stability, especially in sensitive regions like Latin America. Speaking to reporters, the lawmakers said their “next step […]

Riley Moore demands jail term for DoJ officials over alleged anti-Christian terror act

A United States Congressman, Riley Moore, has called for a jail term for officials of the Department of Justice over what he described as a cover-up related to the Nashville Covenant School shooting. Moore made the demand in a social media post, accusing the Justice Department of hiding important information about the attacker’s motives. Moore […]

Christians losing their lives everyday in Nigeria – US lawmaker, Rep Moore insists

A United States lawmaker, Representative Moore, has raised serious concerns about the continued killing of Christians in Nigeria. He insisted that many believers are losing their lives daily due to attacks linked to insecurity, terrorism and religious violence in different parts of the country. According to him, the situation has gone on for too long […]