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Shame on Nigerians grumbling over Trump’s ban on Muslims, yet silent on killing of Christians – Fani-Kayode.

Fani-Kayode insists NWC sabotaged Jonathan's campaign, threatens to release proofs


Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode has called on Nigerians who are criticizing Donald trump on his immigration order to keep quiet and focus on Nigeria’s internal and religious crisis.
He said it was a shame that Nigerians were not talking about the killing of Christians by Muslims in the country.
Fani-Kayode’s reaction was in response to the outcry by some Nigerians on the social media regarding Donald Trump’s executive order limiting immigration from seven Muslim-dominated countries.
On his twitter page @realFFK, he wrote: “You complain about Donald Trump’s travel ban on Muslims but remain silent about the genocide of Christians in Nigeria.
“Shame on you!”sir femi

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