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American Fact-Finding Team Confirms Religious Killings In Nigeria As Group Makes Recommendations To Tinubu Govt

The American fact-finding mission has confirmed the ongoing persecution and killings of Christians in Nigeria as “a calculated and long-running genocide,” while suggesting urgent measures for the President Bola Tinubu-led Government.

The U.S. fact-finding delegation, led by Retired Mayor Mike Arnold of Blanco, Texas, included Retired Ambassador Lewis Lucke, Pastor Jed D’Grace, and Mr. Judd Saul.

The team was invited by Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, and coordinated by presidential aide and social media influencer, Reno Omokri, to investigate allegations of persecution against Christians.

This was contained in a report by the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety).

The intersociety, in a statement issued on Monday, said it has been “fully vindicated” by the American fact-finding mission’s findings.

According to Intersociety, the American team, which was “procured by the Nigerian Government itself”, refused to compromise its integrity and instead exposed the scale of religious violence ravaging parts of the country.

The group described the development as “a grim but rare opportunity for the Tinubu administration and lawmakers to save Nigeria from further international embarrassment and targeted sanctions.”

The US delegation publicly affirmed that widespread killings and displacements in Northern and Middle Belt Nigeria amount to “an ongoing genocide.”

“The campaign of violence and displacement in Northern and Middle Belt Nigeria does indeed constitute a calculated, current and long-running genocide against Christian communities and other religious minorities, without any reasonable doubt,” Intersociety quoted Mayor Arnold as saying during a press conference in Abuja.

“To continue to deny this is to be complicit in these atrocities. I say this not in anger, but in truth and grief.”

Intersociety noted that Arnold clarified that although his trip and accommodation were funded by the Nigerian Government, he received no compensation or inducement, and his statement was made independently.

“I came only to give, serve, and stand with the people of this country whom I dearly love as my second home,” Arnold was quoted as saying.

Intersociety, which monitored the October 14 Abuja press conference, alleged that the event received “little or no coverage” despite the presence of several media houses.

“Attempts were made to twist and adulterate the original findings of the report when the plotted false narratives did not fly,” the organisation said.

Intersociety described the American findings as “a wake-up call” for Nigerian authorities to act decisively to prevent the country from being designated by the United States as a “Country of Particular Concern”, a status that could lead to targeted sanctions against top political and security officials.

“The Nigerian Government must stop defending the indefensible and squandering public funds on falsehood, propaganda, and international lobbying,” the statement said. “Leaders must rise to the occasion before it is too late.”

Intersociety outlined 21 urgent policy measures it said President Tinubu’s administration must undertake to preserve national unity, restore secular governance, and safeguard religious freedom.

The group warned that ignoring these steps could lead to “complex humanitarian emergencies” that may affect not just Nigeria but the wider African region and Western nations.

The key recommendations include: “Uphold the supremacy of the 1999 Constitution, especially Sections 10 and 38, which guarantee secularism and freedom of religion.

“Abolish blasphemy and Sharia enforcement laws conflicting with constitutional provisions. End all forms of “State Jihadism” and uphold Nigeria’s secular status.

“Transition to human-security governance focused on peace and development. Convene a national conference of Nigeria’s 384 ethnic nationalities to agree on peaceful coexistence.

“Stop ethno-religious bias in the security sector, especially in the South-East. Investigate and account for 5,000 missing detainees allegedly transferred from the South-East to secret facilities in the North since 2015.

“End indiscriminate arrests, profiling, and killings based on ethnicity or religion. De-radicalize security forces and instill professionalism and respect for human rights. Disarm jihadist militias and repatriate foreign fighters occupying Nigeria’s forests.

“Resettle displaced indigenous communities and restore ancestral farmlands. Rescue and account for over 850 Christian hostages held in Rijana Forest, Kaduna State. Abolish Muslim-Muslim presidential ticketing and ensure religious balance in leadership.

“Conduct a credible national census and identify illegal armed migrants. Proscribe violent herders’ groups such as MACBAN and FUNAM if they fail to disarm. End State-backed ranching policies linked to conflicts and recover occupied territories, especially in Niger State.

The organisation further called on the Tinubu government to learn from global examples of peaceful restructuring, such as the Tanzania Union (1964), Germany’s unification (1989), and Sudan’s peace agreement (2005).

The organisation described the current moment as “defining for Nigeria’s future stability.”

“This is not just about faith; it is about national survival. If Nigeria implodes, the consequences will spread beyond Africa to Europe, America, and Asia,” the group warned.

SaharaReporters

The intersociety, in a statement issued on Monday, said it has been “fully vindicated” by the American fact-finding mission’s findings.

Christians are targeted in Nigeria.




Fact.



Even Tinubu said it during buhari government

No mind that lying egufe

Moderators please move to the front page, abi this news no reach to be front-page content? If na knacking world record una go carry am go frontpage

The northern amnesty struggle is predominantly a muslim one. Their Christians are largely voiceless. It also afford them the opportunity to clear out pockets of Christian farming communities.

South African Journalist Condemns Al Jazeera Article, Says ‘Christian Genocide’ In Nigeria Driven By Islamist Ideology
October 20, 2025
NEWS

The article, written by Gimba Kakanda, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Research and Analytics, was titled “No, Bill Maher, there is no ‘Christian genocide’ in Nigeria.”

South African-born investigative journalist and former CBS News correspondent, Lara Logan, has publicly criticised Qatar-based global news network Al Jazeera for what she called a deliberate misrepresentation of the ongoing Christian genocide in Nigeria, accusing the network of downplaying ideological extremism and blaming climate change instead.

Logan made the remarks in a post on X (formerly Twitter) while reacting to an opinion article published by Al Jazeera on October 2, 2025.

The article, written by Gimba Kakanda, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Research and Analytics, was titled “No, Bill Maher, there is no ‘Christian genocide’ in Nigeria.”

In the piece, Kakanda dismissed claims of systematic killings of Christians as “foreign propaganda” and said such narratives “ignore the complexities” of Nigeria’s internal conflicts.

He wrote that “Nigeria’s conflicts are multi-faceted, driven by ethnic rivalries, land disputes and criminality, with religion often secondary.” He also argued that “claims of a religious war between Muslims and Christians in Nigeria are simplistic and betray ignorance of the country’s internal dynamics.”

Responding in her X post, Logan said: “Wow. Al Jazeera is profoundly wrong on this. I have been covering the Christian Genocide in Nigeria for years - largely thanks to the incredible work of Nigerian journalists like Lawrence Zongo, Tom Garba, Masara Kim & their colleagues at Truth Nigeria.”

She accused Al Jazeera of ignoring the ideological and religious motivations behind the violence.

“Herders who carry the black flag of al Qaeda & scream ‘Allah uAkbar’ as they slaughter women & children in village after village are not motivated by climate change but ideology,” she wrote.

Logan added that the attacks were deliberately designed to wipe out Christian communities.

“The attacks are time to destroy crops & prevent the return of people to their homes, thereby cleansing the land of Christians,” she said.

Her remarks directly contradict Kakanda’s position that “to present these conflicts as evidence of a Christian genocide erases these realities and distorts Nigeria’s history.”

Kakanda had also claimed that “most of Boko Haram’s victims have been Muslims,” and accused Western media figures such as American host Bill Maher of pushing “fabricated claims and manipulated images from unverified outlets.”

But Logan described such arguments as deceptive attempts to blur the truth.

“The truth is always simple at it’s core - those who seek to create ambiguity make it complex so they can deceive,” she stated.

Her X post has since drawn widespread attention, reigniting debate over how global media frames Nigeria’s ongoing violence.

SaharaReporters earlier reported on Monday that Nigerian actor and media consultant Joseph Chidi Okechukwu, popularly known as J. C. Okechukwu, had threatened to lead a mass boycott of Al Jazeera in response to Kakanda’s article.

He accused the network of “mocking the blood of innocent Christians” and vowed to mobilise churches and civil society groups to stop watching and engaging with Al Jazeera content unless the opinion piece was retracted and a public apology issued.

SaharaReporters

Logan made the remarks in a post on X (formerly Twitter) while reacting to an opinion article published by Al Jazeera on October 2, 2025.

They Are Killing All The Christians In Nigeria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4G7_Er3KA28?si=wzQGSFH9hNR3IhwN

I’m Here Again With Another Message For ALL NIGERIANS
Prophet ISA El-Buba


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsWXq2uqKAg?si=LDhc-iq5a7iiYuN7

The Muslim government of Tinubu is killing Christians in Biafra.
It is a genocide out here..
The world should come and save us!
#stopthechrsitiangenocideinbiafra

What goes around comes around,the format used by barak Obama on Jonathan is what trump will use on Tinubu the pharao of our time, in all you do avoid evil, karma is real

PFN President Wale Oke: “Genocide Exists In Nigeria But Not Only About Christians”
October 27, 2025
NEWS

Oke urged the Nigerian government to end the killings of both Muslims and Christians across the country, noting that no Nigerian deserves to die unjustly.

The National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Bishop Wale Oke, has said that genocide exists in Nigeria but stressed that the killings are not limited to Christians.

In an interview on Sunday, Oke urged the Nigerian government to end the killings of both Muslims and Christians across the country, noting that no Nigerian deserves to die unjustly.

“Our position is that genocide exists, but it is not just about Christians. Our concern is that whether Muslim or Christian, stop the killing, that is our priority ,” he said, according to PUNCH.

He added that the PFN values the sanctity of all lives, noting that no Nigerian deserves to die for any reason.

“We don’t want Muslims to die, and we don’t want Christians to die. We don’t want a situation where there is genocide against Christians today and then it stops, only for there to be genocide against Muslims tomorrow.

“What we want is a situation where genocide is stopped entirely — whether among Muslims or Christians.” Oke stated.

The PFN president emphasised that the government’s primary responsibility is to ensure the welfare and security of its citizens.

“Government exists for the welfare of its people as a primary responsibility. When you don’t have governance that addresses the welfare of the people, the PFN wants to speak truth to power — to make leaders, whether in the political or any other sector, understand that the welfare of the people is important.

“The government should stop the killings. No innocent Nigerian should lose his or her life for any reason,” he added.

Oke’s comments come amid renewed debate over allegations of Christian genocide in Nigeria, following claims made by some US lawmakers and advocacy groups.

Recently, a group of U.S. legislators urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio to take diplomatic action against the Nigerian government, citing what they described as the “systematic persecution and slaughter of Christians.”

The Nigerian government has, however, repeatedly dismissed such allegations, insisting that no religious group is being targeted.

Meanwhile, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) had maintained that Christian communities, particularly in northern Nigeria, suffered sustained attacks, loss of lives, and destruction of places of worship.

SaharaReporters

PFN President Wale Oke: “Genocide Exists In Nigeria But Not Only About Christians.

Adeboye will never talk or comment on this kind of news because Tinubu wife is a pastor in redeem

Did Nigeria send any team to investigate gun violence ce in USA....what is their business with Nigeria??

Step in the Right direction.

Next step is to sanction all Nigerian government officials and their families, who have denied this genocide and tried to cover it up. Both the government officials, their aides, and propaganda agents home and abroad. They’re all profiting from this genocide.

hafeeanubasy:
Did Nigeria send any team to investigate gun violence ce in USA....what is their business with Nigeria??

And who is stopping you from going to US to investigate that?

Enemies of Nigeria.

Hand will soon catch all of you guys one by one it is getting closer.

Does that mean Trump is coming to set up military bases here ?
We need that here in southern part
This Fulani jihadist invaders are on a mission

Why there is Christian genocide in Nigeria — Bishop Abioye
Israel Arogbonlo
October 29, 2025

General Overseer of the Living Word Conquerors Global Assembly, Bishop David Abioye, has attributed the alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria to what he described as the silence and selfishness of political leaders who deny the reality of targeted killings for personal gain.

Bishop Abioye made the assertion while addressing his congregation during a sermon, accusing political leaders of turning a blind eye to mass killings for their “personal interests.”

According to him, the evidence of targeted killings against Christians is overwhelming and can no longer be dismissed.

“Information with facts can’t be thwarted. You see people (Christians) being buried in hundreds, and you said there is no genocide? What a wicked set of people!

“I agree that there are other people killed in other places for other reasons, but Christian genocide is very clear and gradually, it is eating down to the South.

“Southwest and Southeast, and many so-called leaders, for their personal interests, are claiming that it is not true,” he claimed.

His comments come amid ongoing debates over claims by some US lawmakers and religious freedom advocates that over 30 Christians are killed daily in Nigeria.

The group has called for the country to be designated as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) over alleged religious persecution.

However, the Federal Government has dismissed the allegations, insisting that Nigeria’s security challenges are not religiously motivated but rather stem from criminality, banditry, and terrorism affecting all citizens regardless of faith.

Tribuneonlinng

“Information with facts can’t be thwarted. You see people (Christians) being buried in hundreds, and you said there is no genocide? What a wicked set of people!“

‘Christian genocide’: US senator sponsors bill to sanction those who implement Sharia law in Nigeria
Adam Mosadioluwa
November 1, 2025

A United States senator, Ted Cruz, has sponsored a bill to sanction individuals and government officials involved in enforcing blasphemy and Sharia laws in Nigeria, following allegations of widespread persecution of Christians in the country.

Cruz, in a statement released on Friday after President Donald Trump designated Nigeria as a “country of particular concern,” said he had introduced legislation to reinforce the U.S. government’s stance and hold accountable those responsible for the alleged religious oppression.

He said, “I am deeply gratified to President Trump for making this determination. I have fought for years to counter the slaughter and persecution of Christians in Nigeria, and this year introduced legislation that will lock in the designation made today.”

According to him, the bill would strengthen measures against Nigerian officials accused of enabling an environment where Christians face targeted violence and discrimination.

“Today’s designation is a critical step in holding accountable and changing the behaviour of Nigerian officials who have facilitated and created an environment conducive to the outrages in Nigeria. My legislation implements additional steps, including targeting those who implement blasphemy and sharia laws in Nigeria, and I am committed to working with the administration and my colleagues to advance my bill and implement these necessary measures,” he stated.

Cruz also commended President Trump’s leadership, saying, “Today’s decision by President Trump is a great one, and I thank him for his strong leadership.”

Trump’s declaration came after he alleged that thousands of Christians have been killed by radical Islamist groups in Nigeria, describing the situation as a growing threat to Christianity.

He warned that the United States “cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening,” calling for immediate investigations and policy actions.

However, both the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and the Nigerian Presidency have dismissed the allegations of a Christian genocide.

While CAN described the reports as false narratives peddled by foreign agents, the Presidency insisted that there is no religious war taking place in the country.

Tribuneonline.ng

According to him, the bill would strengthen measures against Nigerian officials accused of enabling an environment where Christians face targeted violence and discrimination.

‘Christian genocide:’ Nicki Minaj praises Trump for designating Nigeria as ‘country of particular concern’
Adam Mosadioluwa
November 1, 2025

American rapper Nicki Minaj has expressed support for President Donald Trump’s decision to designate Nigeria as a “country of particular concern” over alleged persecution of Christians.

In a post on X, Minaj said she felt grateful to live in a nation where people can freely practise their faith, stressing that no one should face hostility for their religious beliefs.

She noted that persecution against Christians in various countries is a global crisis that should not be ignored, urging people to pray for victims and show mutual respect despite differing beliefs.

The rapper tweeted, “Reading this made me feel a deep sense of gratitude. We live in a country where we can freely worship God.

“No group should ever be persecuted for practicing their religion. We don’t have to share the same beliefs in order for us to respect each other.

“Numerous countries all around the world are being affected by this horror & it’s dangerous to pretend we don’t notice.

“Thank you to The President & his team for taking this seriously. God bless every persecuted Christian. Let’s remember to lift them up in prayer.”

Trump’s declaration came after he alleged that thousands of Christians have been killed by radical Islamist groups in Nigeria, describing the situation as a growing threat to Christianity.

He warned that the United States “cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening,” calling for immediate investigations and policy actions.

However, both the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and the Nigerian Presidency have dismissed the allegations of a Christian genocide.

While CAN described the reports as false narratives peddled by foreign agents, the Presidency insisted that there is no religious war taking place in the country.

Tribuneonline.ng

“No group should ever be persecuted for practicing their religion. We don’t have to share the same beliefs in order for us to respect each other.

'GUNS-A-BLAZING': President Trump warns Nigeria the U.S. may enter "guns-a-blazing" if they continue "to allow the killing of Christians" by Islamic terrorists.

"I am hereby instructing our Department of War to prepare for possible action. If we attack, it will be fast, vicious, and sweet, just like the terrorist thugs attack our CHERISHED Christians," Trump said.

Sadam Hussein treatment loading for the illegitimate mandate thief

US Lawmaker Moore To Tinubu: "Don’t Test Donald Trump’s Resolve On Christians Killings"
November 2, 2025
NEWS

Moore warned that others who had tested the resolve of the Trump administration in the past had failed.

A United States lawmaker, Riley Moore, has urged the Nigerian government led by President Bola Tinubu not to test the resolve of the United States government under President Donald Trump, on the alleged Christian genocide in the country.

In a post on his official X handle, Moore warned that others who had tested the resolve of the Trump administration in the past had failed.

"To the Government of Nigeria & @officialABAT: "President Trump has provided forewarning if you do not correct the current state of inaction to stop the killing of our brothers and sisters in Christ in your country. The days of the US looking the other way are over - it will never happen on @POTUS’ watch.

"I urge you to cooperate with us in preventing this atrocity that worsens everyday. We want your people to live in peace - all of them, especially Christians.

"The President has been clear. I would not to test his resolve. Many have tried and all have failed.

"We will not allow the gates of hell to prevail against the faithful."

Moore’s comments come as President Trump warned that he would deploy the U.S. military to Nigeria if the “killing of Christians” in the country does not stop.

According to Trump, the United States military may come “gun-blazing” into the country.

"If the Nigerian government continues to allow the killing of Christians, the U.S.A. will immediately stop all aid and assistance to Nigeria, and may very well go into that now disgraced country, ‘guns-a-blazing,’ to completely wipe out the Islamic terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities.

“I am hereby instructing our Department of War to prepare for possible action. If we attack, it will be fast, vicious, and sweet, just like the terrorist thugs attack our CHERISHED Christians,” he said.

While the Nigerian Government has not reacted to the threat of invasion, it has denied the existence of any Christian genocide in the country.

According to the Government, such claims are false and do not represent the daily realities in Nigeria.

SaharaReporters earlier reported that on Friday, President Trump said that in response to claims of genocide against Christians in Nigeria, he had redesignated the country as a “country of particular concern.”

He had announced the decision on his Truth Social media platform.

Reacting, however, the Nigerian government— through the country’s President, Bola Tinubu — denied that there is religious intolerance in Nigeria.

In a statement issued on Saturday, the President emphasised that Nigeria’s constitution enshrines the protection of religious rights and that his administration continues to ensure equality for all faiths across the country.

“Nigeria stands firmly as a democracy governed by constitutional guarantees of religious liberty,” Tinubu said.

He noted that since assuming office in 2023, his administration has maintained active engagement with both Christian and Muslim leaders while working to tackle security challenges that affect citizens regardless of their religious affiliation.

“Since 2023, our administration has maintained an open and active engagement with Christian and Muslim leaders alike and continues to address security challenges which affect citizens across faiths and regions,” he stated.

Tinubu dismissed what he described as a mischaracterisation of Nigeria’s religious landscape by external observers, saying such claims fail to reflect the country’s diversity and the government’s ongoing efforts to promote peaceful coexistence.

“The characterisation of Nigeria as religiously intolerant does not reflect our national reality, nor does it take into consideration the consistent and sincere efforts of the government to safeguard freedom of religion and beliefs for all Nigerians,” the President declared.

He stressed that religious tolerance remains central to Nigeria’s national identity, insisting that the government neither supports nor condones persecution based on faith.

“Religious freedom and tolerance have been a core tenet of our collective identity and shall always remain so. Nigeria opposes religious persecution and does not encourage it,” he affirmed.

Tinubu further underscored that Nigeria’s constitution guarantees protection for citizens of all faiths, reiterating that his administration will continue to work with international partners to promote understanding and safeguard communities.

“Nigeria is a country with constitutional guarantees to protect citizens of all faiths,” he said.

“Our administration is committed to working with the United States government and the international community to deepen understanding and cooperation on protection of communities of all faiths,” Tinubu added.

SaharaReporters

Moore warned that others who had tested the resolve of the Trump administration in the past had failed.

Nigerians Are Being Genocided By Jihadists - See Mass Grave;
Maiyegun’s Diary Politico


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RVRO5b_U94?si=9BmNfxRs_BUPtK0H

Trump Drops The Hammer


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ELRxVxloa4

This issue is getting serious!

Religious killing is obviously happing....
Worst hit is middle beltan states of Benue, plateau, and southan Kaduna

#Grok


Major Reported Attacks on Christian Communities in Nigeria (2025)
While a complete list of every attack is impossible due to underreporting and ongoing conflicts, below is a comprehensive compilation of documented incidents targeting Christian individuals, villages, and communities in 2025, based on reports from human rights organizations, persecution watch groups, and media. These primarily involve Fulani militants, Boko Haram, and ISWAP, often in the Middle Belt and northern regions. I've organized them chronologically, focusing on specific communities where named, with details on dates, locations, casualties, and brief descriptions. General statistics indicate over 7,000 Christians killed nationwide by September 2025.7edb0c Attacks continued into October, but no major new incidents were reported in early November.


January
Njila, Banzir, Shirkarkir, and Yirmirmug villages (Chibok LGA, Borno State): Ongoing Boko Haram and ISWAP assaults killed hundreds of Christians, burned churches and homes, and displaced thousands (part of over 3 million displaced Christians across Borno, Adamawa, Yobe, Taraba, Bauchi, and Gombe states).e3c65b
Damboa (Borno State): January 13 – Boko Haram abducted 40 mainly Christian farmers.357dc9



February
Jalingo Diocese (Taraba State): February 24 – Fulani jihadists abducted two Catholic priests (Fathers Saumman and Dutsemi).1f5d9c
South-West Nigeria (unspecified location): February 17 – Fulani jihadists abducted Prince Eniola Ojajuni, Youth President of Afenifere (a Christian leader), who witnessed shootings during the incident.379ecc
Rijina (Kachia LGA, Kaduna State): December 2024–February – 229 Christians abducted by Fulani herdsmen near an army base; 8 freed after ransom, including 26 Pentecostal church members.4d7436
Kauru (Kaduna South, Kaduna State): December 2024–February – 97 Christians abducted; many feared killed.cd0ed5
Ungwan Ate and neighboring communities (Gadanji, Ungwan Wage, Ungwan Alhaji, Agunu Dutse, Moro, Ungwan Dauije; Kachia LGA, Southern Kaduna): December 2024–ongoing (protests in February) – Dozens of Christians killed and several abducted in incessant Fulani attacks.eced0b


March
Etsako East (Edo State): March 1 – Suspected Fulani bandits abducted Father Philip Ekeli (priest) and Peter Andrew (seminarian).356ec9
Kafanchan (Kaduna State): March 4–5 – Father Sylvester Okechukwu abducted by jihadists and murdered.2fc0da
Ofu LGA (Kogi State): March 16 – Fulani jihadists abducted over 45 Igbo Christian travelers from a bus; fates unknown.2726a0
Abba Pastor, Abba Sunday, Elososan Camp, and Ademekum Camp (Akure North LGA, Ondo State): March 12 – Fulani herdsmen killed over 20 Christians in their sleep; several injured and scores missing.6867f5
Ogunmakin and Gambari Reserve (Oluyole Federal Constituency, Oyo State): March 8 – Armed herdsmen killed and abducted multiple Christian farmers; farms destroyed.77e932
Izombe (Oguta LGA, Imo State): March 23 – Father John Ubaechu abducted.e996e0
Ruwi (Bokkos County, Plateau State): March 26 – Fulani herdsmen killed over 10 Christians.0344f7
Bassa (Plateau State): March 24–April – Cumulative attacks killed 43 Christians (including 3 on March 24, 11 on March 27, 5 on April 2); 383 houses razed, 1,000 displaced.8ddf0b


April
Mangor, Dafo, Manguna, Hurti, and Tadai (Bokkos County, Plateau State): April 2–3 – Fulani herdsmen killed 20–30 Christians (40–60 total in Hurti and Manguna); over 1,000 displaced, 303 houses burned.50564d
Seven Christian communities (Bassa LGA, Plateau State): April 2–3 – 61 Christians killed.6b2f63
Five villages (Jos South LGA, Plateau State): April 13 (Palm Sunday) – Fulani herdsmen massacred 50–70 Christians; over 140 killed in two weeks.36ceac
West Jos (Plateau State): April 13 – 50–60 Christians slaughtered.a88df3
Zike town (Kwali District, Bassa LGA, Plateau State): April 13–14 (midnight–1:30 a.m.) – Fulani militias killed 56 people (including 15 children); 9 injured, over 2,000 displaced.192d996b387c
Otobi (Otukpo LGA, Benue State): April 14 – 20–30 Christians massacred.3455c2
Ukum and Logo (Benue State): April 16–17 – 56 Christians killed.31e6c0
Tashan (Billi LGA, Gombe State): April 21 (Easter) – 5 Christian worshippers killed, 13 injured in "automobile terrorism."1d9a50


May
Goma, Logo, Ukum, and Kwande (Benue State): May 8–10 – Fulani herdsmen killed 23–30 Christians.000e8d
Munya Larau, Magami, Dosso, Bunkabu, and Ngurore (Karim Lamido LGA, Taraba State): May 23–24 – 70 Christians massacred (including 24 from United Methodist Church); 62 houses and churches razed.dcc5d6
Otukpa (near Benue State border): May 28 – 14 Christian women abducted from a bus and forced into forests.af54e2



June
Katari axis (Abuja-Kaduna Highway): June 4 – 150–200 mainly Igbo and non-Igbo Christians abducted; many feared dead.cbc5a4
Yelwata and environs (Guma County, Benue State): June 13–14 – Over 200–280 Christians (including women, children, and displaced families) slaughtered by Fulani jihadists; at least 150 bodies recovered. Additional attacks June 15–July 10 killed over 50 more, including mutilations.1c9f75ba0a53
Wannune (Tarka LGA, Benue State): June 20 – Scores killed (at least 10 Christians); houses burned.077dca
Aguamede community (Eha-Amufu, Enugu State): June 20 – 10 rural Christians killed with machetes and rifles.ea3a3c
Saint Joseph Gidan Namone Parish (Katsina State): June 23 – 2 killed, 9 parishioners abducted by Fulani bandits.f873e6



July
Kampani-Moro village (Kajuru LGA, Kaduna State): July 10 – 5 Christians killed, 4 farmers abducted by over 20 Fulani militants on motorcycles.c2af86
Bindi (Riyom County, Plateau State): July 15 – 27–35 Christians killed (including a 3-year-old); throats slashed, bodies burned.145d22
Samunaka (Borgu LGA, Niger State): July 12 – Father Sunday Musa abducted and killed by over 20 Fulani bandits.903879



August
Okwutanobe, Okpokpolo, Olegagbani, and Ikpele villages (Agatu County, Benue State): August 1–5 – Coordinated Fulani reprisal attacks killed 9 (including a police officer): 2 in Okwutanobe (Aug 1), 1 in Okpokpolo (Aug 2), 1 in Olegagbani (Aug 3), 5 in Ikpele (Aug 4).917880
Unspecified farming community (Benue State): August 24 – Fulani militants ambushed and killed 2 Christian farmers.1783fa
Unspecified farming community (Bauchi State): August 27 – Fulani herdsmen killed 1 Christian farmer checking crops; 3 injured.da2f05
Unspecified farming community (Borno State): August 30 – Boko Haram killed 5 believers working on farms.e6d673
Mussa village (Borno State): August 31 – Nighttime Boko Haram attack killed 3 sleeping Christians.cc4a0f



October
Gabwat (Fan district, Barkin Ladi LGA, Plateau State): October 8 – Fulani militants killed 4 (including a 1-year-old baby).f0c8ea
Wereng (Riyom LGA, Plateau State): October 13 – 2 men killed, 2 injured.f56a35
Tatu community (Rachas, Heipang district, Barkin Ladi LGA, Plateau State): October 14 – 11 villagers killed (including 5 children asleep in bed).5e123c
Rawuru community (Fan district, Barkin Ladi LGA, Plateau State): October 14 – 2 villagers killed.53ada4
These incidents highlight a pattern of targeted violence, often displacing thousands and destroying infrastructure. For broader context, organizations like Open Doors rank Nigeria #6 on the World Watch List for Christian persecution.33b269 International responses, including U.S. political pressure, have intensified in late 2025.e3f607

The team was invited by Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, and coordinated by presidential aide and social media influencer, Reno Omokri, to investigate allegations of persecution against Christians.

Reno Omokri that said that Christian genocide exists years ago is same person inviting the Americans to deceive them that there's no Christian genocide.

How much did Tinubu's government budget for this propaganda movement that has backfired?

The cries of the innocent blood shed over the years by those blood sucking demons masquerading as shari'a advocates in the North is about to be avenged.

Meanwhile, the northern leaders are meeting and strategizing on how to grab power back in 2027. But in the words of Alex Otti , the Abia state governor. You don't know if you will see 2027.

Na now dem Dey move am to fp …

Some nairaland mods are not serious

APC and its supporters think it's content creation.
America war department we the good people of Nigeria welcome you with open arms. Please come and save us from Islamic jihadist