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Pastor Adeboye Says Terrorism Has Reached His Doorstep, Asks US to Do More

Pastor Enoch Adeboye, head of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, warned that terrorism is no longer distant but a personal threat in Nigeria. Speaking at the U.S.-Nigeria Faith Heroes Award Gala in Washington, D.C., he urged the United States and its allies to deepen cooperation with Nigeria in fighting violent extremism. He noted that insecurity has spread beyond traditional hotspots and called for stronger international support to help local institutions meet this growing challenge.

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matthew

Pastor Adeboye says terrorism now feels personal. How do other faith leaders think the US could effectively support Nigeria against these threats?

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hala

Are they suggesting more military aid or pushing for deeper community engagement programs?

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julia

It seems surprising that a religious leader speaking in America would highlight domestic insecurity rather than focus solely on spiritual matters.

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jesse

Funny enough, I agree. You'd expect sermons on faith, not local crime stats from the pulpit.

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emeka

Calling on the US for more support might overlook the need for stronger homegrown security reforms before seeking foreign assistance.

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grace

Nigeria should strengthen local intelligence networks and collaborate with community leaders before expecting major foreign assistance.

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