Nigerians serving in the United States Army have voiced their enthusiasm and preparedness in light of President Donald Trump’s recent remarks about potential military involvement in Nigeria.

The US president’s comments, which come amid reports of violence against Christians in Nigeria, have ignited significant debate across social media platforms.

Nigerians in US Army Voice Readiness

A tweet that has gained considerable attention, posted by @Horiyourme on X (formerly known as Twitter), captured a soldier reaching out to @HQNigerianArmy.

In the tweet, the soldier stated:

“Dear @HQNigerianArmy, please inform your troops to retreat to the barracks. POTUS has indicated we’re coming to demonstrate how to handle terrorists. We don’t negotiate with terrorists; we communicate in terms they understand.”

The post has sparked massive reactions online, especially from Nigerians on the microblogging platform X.

Context: Trump’s Threat

On November 1, 2025, President Trump said he had asked the Pentagon to prepare for “possible fast” military action in Nigeria if the country failed to stop attacks on Christians.

His warning comes amid growing concerns over violent incidents across Nigeria, particularly in the central and northwestern regions, where clashes between herders, farmers, and armed groups have killed hundreds.

AI Video Adds Fuel to Controversy

Earlier, the US Department of War released an AI-generated video simulating a military operation in Nigeria targeting “Islamic terrorists.”

The clip, widely circulated online, shows a hypothetical US intervention scenario and has drawn public attention to the potential threat.

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