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Riley Moore: “The Nigerian government has taken positive steps to…”

Featuring: Riley Moore, Republican | U.S. House West Virginia, District 2

Rep. Moore Gives Remarks at USCIRF on FoRB Violations Against Christians Abroad

Published January 14, 2026 | Video Starts at 06:11

It's just so heartbreaking. But the good news, however, is that we are seeing some positive progress in this. The Nigerian government has taken positive steps to demonstrate a willingness to work in coordination and cooperation with the United States government. to address the insecurity challenges that Christians face in the country writ large. Let me give you two examples of that. (06:11–06:34)

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Asserts that the Nigerian government is taking steps to work with the U.S. government on security issues.

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“Nigeria is the most dangerous country in the world to be a Christian.”
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“Since 2009, there's been between 50,000 on the low end to a hundred thousand Christians have been killed.”
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“Tens of thousands of churches have been burned.”
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“Millions of Christians have been displaced.”
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“In Benway State alone, there are 600,000 Christians living in IDP camps.”
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“The bombing that we saw, 12 Tomahawk cruise missiles on Christmas Day...was done with the Nigerian government.”
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“Redesignate Nigeria, a country of particular concern in Trump's first term.”
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“In Biden's term there, it was taken.”
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“Redesignation of Nigeria happened on October 31st.”
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“IDP camps are routinely attacked.”
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“Sunday Jackson was an individual who was on death row for nearly 11 years.”
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“Sunday was pardoned [by the Nigerian government].”
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“We're going to move forward with the Nigerian government and the hashing out of the strategic security framework.”
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“This month, we're going to brief the White House on our investigations findings and provide the president with a series of options.”
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“The United States is a Christian nation...founded on Christian principles.”
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