The administrative secretary of the People's Progressive Party of Nigeria referred to the fact that Trump designated the DPRK again as "a state sponsor of terrorism" after crying out for "totally exterminating" the Korean people in the UN arena, condemning it as a grave provocation against the world progressives and conscience and a blatant violation of their rights.

He went on:

I positively support the DPRK principled stand that it will further bolster up the deterrent for defending the sovereignty and the rights to existence and development to cope with the extremely vicious hostile policy toward the DPRK and nuclear threat that have lasted for more than half a century and that it will sincerely fulfill the nuclear non-proliferation obligation as a responsible nuclear weapons state.

The DPRK measures for self-defense are quite just as they are aiming at ensuring the peace and security of the Korean peninsula and the region. I appeal to the world to become vocal from the point of view of a fair deal.

Manju Ratna Sakya, chairman of the Nepal Journalist Association, blasted the U.S. for its re-designation of the DPRK as "a state sponsor of terrorism" without any ground.

The world progressives are becoming critical of the U.S. which cooked up the "sanctions resolutions" against the DPRK, he said, praising the efforts of the DPRK for the world peace.