The United States government has dismissed claims that it sent a letter of commendation to Nigeria over counter-terrorism efforts.According to U.S. officials, neither the President of the United States nor any member of the U.S.
Cabinet authored or delivered a letter of appreciation to President Bola Tinubu regarding terrorism-related matters. The denial comes after reports circulated suggesting that the Tinubu administration had received official U.S. recognition for its work on security and counter-terrorism.
U.S. authorities clarified that no such correspondence was issued at the presidential or cabinet level. They emphasized that all official communications on security cooperation go through established diplomatic channels.The statement was attributed to POGRM. Nigerian officials are yet to respond to the U.S. clarification.
