The Global Prolife Alliance (GPA) has extended its congratulations to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, urging him to spearhead a global movement towards pro-life principles.
In an open letter, GPA Chairman Dr. Philip Njemanze praised Trump’s “courage and resilience,” asserting that his political success represents a mandate to counter what the alliance calls a “Culture of Death.”
The GPA in its letter, made available to INNONEWS emphasized the group’s hope for a world that champions the sanctity of life, arguing that Trump’s leadership could be vital in rolling back decades of harmful global policies.
Describing the current global landscape as heavily influenced by powerful forces, the GPA identified a series of issues it views as threats to traditional values and human dignity.
These include the global legalization of abortion, same-sex marriage, the redefinition of gender identity, corporate control over food supplies through genetically modified organisms (GMOs), and the exploitation of religious conflicts to advance economic agendas.
In Africa and particularly in Nigeria, the GPA contends that a “Culture of Death” has spread through foreign influence, multinational corporations, and legislative changes that pressure countries to adopt policies allowing abortion and undermining traditional cultural values.
The group cited Nigeria’s “Violence Against Persons Prohibition” law, which legalizes abortion by creating ambiguous definitions that exclude the unborn from protection. It also highlighted legislation allowing unregulated genetic modification of crops, which it noted, jeopardizes food security in the Global South.
The GPA further accused corporate interests of monopolizing agriculture in developing countries, displacing natural seed growers with GMO crops controlled by corporations.
It also condemned recent violence by groups like Boko Haram, claiming it serves broader corporate agendas under the guise of religious extremism and destabilizes regions where traditional farming is common.
In its letter, the GPA called on Trump to take a global stand against these trends, beginning with policies that uphold pro-life values and respect for traditional family structures.
Dr. Njemanze expressed the alliance’s willingness to work with the Trump administration to develop solutions for global conflicts, including those in Ukraine and the Middle East.
He urged global leaders to join in promoting a “pro-life world of peace and justice.”
