【全非资讯·尼日利亚】 尼日利亚：美方指出平民伤亡与资金缺口，同时尼日利亚持续推进军事行动

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尽管据报道尼日利亚已起诉数百名恐怖主义嫌疑人并招募了5万名警察，但美国表示，在将尼日利亚从特别关注国（CPC）名单中除名的反恐斗争中，仍存在持续的挑战。\n\n美国指出，联邦政府在支持和协助国内流离失所者（IDP）重返祖居地方面的努力尚不充分，同时还将恐怖袭击导致的平民死亡人数不断上升列为可能阻碍将尼日利亚从特别关注国名单中除名的挑战之一。\n\n这一表态是在周二于华盛顿举行的第二轮美尼联合工作组（JWG）会议结束时做出的。双方在会上回顾了自2026年1月在阿布贾举行首次会议以来反恐努力的进展。\n\n与此同时，前副总统阿提库·阿布巴卡尔（Atiku Abubakar）雇佣的美国游说公司冯·巴滕-蒙ague-约克（Von Batten-Montague-York LC）迅速淡化了此次会谈的重要性，将其形容为空洞的讨论，并表示特朗普政府不会支持总统博拉·提努布（Bola Tinubu）。\n\n根据美国国务院发布的一份媒体简报，两国之间的讨论集中在三个优先领域，包括保护尼日利亚中部地带的基督教社区、通过更强大的司法和安全机构追究肇事者责任，以及两军合作。\n\n负责政治事务的副国务卿Allison Hooker主持了此次联合工作组会议，尼日利亚代表团由国家安全顾问马拉姆·努胡·里巴杜（Mallam Nuhu Ribadu）率领。此次会议是继2026年1月在阿布贾举行的第一阶段会议之后的又一次会晤。\n\n美国注意到尼日利亚迄今为止的努力，包括对博科圣地（Boko Haram）和西非伊斯兰国（ISIS-WA）嫌疑人的反恐起诉、司法能力的扩大以及警察招募。

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Despite Nigeria's reported prosecution of hundreds of terror suspects and recruitment of 50,000 police officers, the United States said continuing challenges remained in the fight to remove Nigeria from its Country of Particular Concern, CPC, list.

The US noted that the federal government's efforts in supporting and returning the internally displaced persons, IDPs, to their ancestral homes were inadequate and also flagged the rising civilian deaths from terrorism as part of the challenges that would possibly constrain removal of Nigeria from the CPC list.

The admission came at the end of the second US-Nigeria Joint Working Group, JWG, meeting in Washington on Tuesday, where both sides reviewed progress so far in the counterterrorism efforts since the first meeting in Abuja in January 2026.

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Meanwhile, US lobby firm Von Batten-Montague-York LC, hired by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, immediately downplayed the significance of the engagement, describing it as "a lot of discussion about nothing" and said that Trump's administration would not endorse President Bola Tinubu.

According to a media note by the US State Department, discussions between both countries centred on three priority areas, including protecting Christian communities in Nigeria's Middle Belt, holding perpetrators accountable through stronger judicial and security institutions, and military-to-military cooperation.

Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Allison Hooker hosted the JWG with a Nigerian delegation led by National Security Adviser, NSA, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu. The meeting followed the first session in Abuja in January 2026.

The US noted Nigeria's efforts to date, including counterterrorism prosecutions of Boko Haram and ISIS-WA suspects, expansion of judicial capacity, and police recruitment.

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