Nigeria said it would welcome U.S. help in fighting Islamist insurgents as long as its territorial integrity is respected.

The longstanding security alliance between the United States and Nigeria - one of Africa’s most significant security alliances, is coming under renewed scrutiny amid escalating political tensions and allegations of religious violations.

The Chadian Government has reportedly announced an immediate closure of its border with Nigeria, citing heightened security concerns and intelligence reports of possible militant infiltration from Northern Nigeria.

Nigerian hopefuls Rivers United will face title-holders Pyramids of Egypt after the CAF Champions League group draw was made in Johannesburg on Monday. - Mokwena returns to Sundowns - Pyramids beat Berkane 1-0 last month to lift the CAF Super Cup,

Nigeria would welcome U.S. assistance in fighting Islamist insurgents as long as its territorial integrity is respected, a Nigerian presidency spokesperson said on Sunday, after President Donald Trump threatened military action in the West African country over the treatment of Christians there.

The Governor of Anambra State, Charles Soludo, has berated the President of the United States, Donald Trump, over his military threat in Nigeria following claims of Christian genocide. Soludo pointed out that Africa did not take action against America when a black man was killed by the US police.

The United States of America has stated that the country is preparing for possible military action in Nigeria, releasing a now-viral AI-generated videoPresident Donald Trump noted that the United States may carry out military action in Nigeria if the Bola Tinubu government fails to stop alleged 'genocide against Christians'The US controversially accused the Nigerian government of genocide against Christians in Africa's most populous nationLegit.