Tinubu reportedly ‘signaled’ Trump before alleged attack on terrorists

A Nigerian man has captured attention online after claiming that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu may have sent a “signal” to United States President Donald Trump ahead of a reported deadly strike on terrorist groups in northern Nigeria.

Claim Emerges After Reported Strike in Sokoto

The claim surfaced shortly after reports stated that terrorists in Sokoto were attacked in an operation allegedly linked to Trump’s earlier warning to extremist groups accused of targeting Christians.

The incident was highlighted in a news report recently published online.

Trump Had Issued Warning Before Alleged Operation

Before the reported strike, Trump had reportedly warned the terrorists of severe consequences if attacks on Christians continued.

According to circulating reports, the attack happened weeks after that warning.

Tinubu’s Christmas Post Sparks Speculation

Following the confirmed report of the incident, a Facebook user identified as Innocent Tito drew attention to President Tinubu’s Christmas message to Christians.

In that message, Tinubu tagged Trump and several other personalities.

The Facebook user suggested that the tag was intentional and could have been a “go-ahead sign” to Trump.

He wrote;

“Wow. I see why Tinubu tagged Trump this morning with the Merry Christmas wishes of Christians. It was a sign to go ahead.”

Reactions Trail the Allegation

His statement quickly sparked attention and engagement online, as many Nigerians reacted in the comment section.

While some people found his claim interesting, others dismissed it as mere speculation.

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