Supporters of opposition leader Rabiu Kwankwaso and Fulani cattle groups have criticized a Republican-sponsored US bill that labels them as perpetrators of Christian persecution, describing the terror designation as “contrived.” They argue that the violence attributed to them stems from resource scarcity rather than religious motives. This response highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding resource management and ethnic conflicts in the region. The opposition contends that the situation is misrepresented by external entities.
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