Alleged Genocide: CRPP National Chairman, Dr. Isibor Supports Trump's Claim













Alleged Genocide: CRPP National Chairman, Dr. Isibor Supports Trump's Claim

Iduozee Paul, Benin 


The national chairman, Coalition of Registered Political Party, CRPP, Dr. Samson Isibor has said that the claim of a christian Genocide in Nigeria by the US President, Donald Trump is true.


Dr. Isibor said, the whole world knows that this incident happened in Plateau, Benue and part of Nasarawa and Taraba that are Christian dominated states, apart from Borno where they migrated from, the boko haram people; were they started from.


 He  said “Where you killed three to five persons at a time, it is becoming a genocide, not to talk of where you killed hundreds of people at a go.”

“It was a real genocide and the thing is migrating to the south, go to Kwara now, more than ten towns have been desolate.

“Those who are saying Trump is lying, he is not lying. I’m ready to come out to testify, I am a stakeholder.” he stated.
He blamed the killings on muslim militant groups such as Boko Haram, ISWAP and Killers Herdsmen.


On the insinuation that US military interference in Nigeria may not go down well, the CRPP national charman described such speculation as untrue.


“We are expecting them, we are praying and fasting for the US military to come in.


“Now that we are a petroleum rich nation do you feel the impact of it,” he asked.


“What do we enjoy from it rather than becoming more poorer and devastating.
“It is just a lay man excuse which holds no water.”


“They should come and help us to clear all the bandits, all the boko haram and killer herdsmen,” he added.

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