Analysis - President Biden faces three simultaneous crises in his policy toward Nigeria in the aftermath of the elections on Saturday, 25 February, when 24 million Nigerians voted in national elections. Now, following the election of Bola Tinubu as president, they are all coming to a head.
United States Marine Corps Bell AH-1Z Viper Attack Helicopter on display at Singapore Airshow. The U.S. government has approved sales of 12 AH-1Zs to Nigeria.Washington, DC — President Biden faces three simultaneous crises in his policy toward Nigeria in the aftermath of the elections on Saturday, 25 February, when 24 million Nigerians voted in national elections. Now, following the election of Bola Tinubu as president, they are all coming to a head.
The government is still completely corrupt. The military and other internal security forces have killed peaceful demonstrators, forced women to have abortions, and murdered children with impunity. Jihadi insurgents in northern Nigeria have suffered serious casualties, but the conflict continues unabated.
Third, members of Congress are stepping up their efforts to block future US arms deliveries to Nigeria. "I would also like to thank you again through - thank the Government of the U.S. for the cooperation on security, which has been very important to us,' Nigerian Vice President Yemi OsinbajoU.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja on 18 November 2021, during Blinken's visit to Nigeria."The Super Tucanos have been delivered, and of course," he added,"we're looking forward to the [attack] helicopters as well.
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