A United States congressional panel established by President Donald Trump to investigate allegations of “Christian genocide” in Nigeria has formally submitted its findings to the White House.
This was disclosed by Rep. Riley Moore, who represents West Virginia’s 2nd District in Congress.
In a post shared late Monday on his personal X account, Rep. Moore published a photograph of himself at the White House holding what appeared to be a two-page report.
“Just presented our report on the persecution of Christians in Nigeria to the White House,” Rep. Moore wrote. “More to come.”
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The panel was convened after Trump redesignated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) in late October 2025, citing what he described as widespread persecution and killings of Christians.
Following the designation, Trump directed Rep. Moore, House Appropriations Committee Chairman, Rep. Tom Cole, and the House Appropriations Committee to investigate the allegations.
To gather evidence, the Appropriations Committee Vice Chairman, Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart, hosted an investigative roundtable and led a congressional delegation to Nigeria.
