**UK Lawmakers Ask Prime Minister to Tackle President Tinubu Over Christian Killings During UK Visit** As President Bola Tinubu and his wife arrive in the UK for a state visit, some lawmakers are calling on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to address the country's worsening human rights record, particularly the killings of Christians. The Nigerian president is scheduled to meet with Starmer at Downing Street during his visit, which marks the first state visit by a Nigerian head of state in 37 years. Members of the UK Parliament's All-Party Parliamentary Group for Freedom of Religion or Belief (APPG FoRB) have written to the UK's Development Minister, Baroness Jenny Chapman, urging the government to pressure Tinubu to protect human rights in Nigeria. According to reports, Nigeria has become one of the most hazardous countries for Christians, with numerous coordinated attacks by terrorist groups like Boko Haram and ISWAP. The lawmakers are demanding that Tinubu takes concrete steps to prevent the harassment, persecution, and killing of Christians, and ensures that those responsible are investigated and prosecuted. They are also calling for the government to shed light on the case of Leah Sharibu, one of the schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram in 2018. The UK lawmakers, led by chairman Jim Shannon, are requesting that Prime Minister Starmer make human rights a fundamental aspect of all future diplomatic, security, and trade discussions with Nigeria. The group has asked for a response from Baroness Chapman before the state visit. Nigeria's human rights record has been a subject of concern for many years, and the recent killings of Christians have drawn international attention. The UK lawmakers hope that their call to action will prompt President Tinubu to take concrete steps to address the situation and ensure the protection of all Nigerians, regardless of their faith.