The House Committees on Appropriations and Foreign Affairs of the United States Congress have recommended a series of measures aimed at addressing what they described as the “persecution of Christians” in Nigeria. The recommendations follow the formal submission of a report to the White House outlining the committees’ findings and proposals. The submission comes after President Donald Trump redesignated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern. In the report released by committee chairman Riley Moore, lawmakers proposed several steps to address the alleged crisis and improve security and religious freedom. READ ALSO: US Congress Submits Report On Nigeria, Recommends Sanctions Over ‘Christian Persecution’ One key recommendation is the blocking of beef exports from Nigeria, a measure i...