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The death toll for innocent Christians is rapidly increasing, nearly doubling in two months, as Islamic radicals ramp up their bloody campaign of targeted violence, abduction, and murder, seemingly without fear of retribution.

Just recently, we told you about a recent report released in March that claimed as many as 350 Christians had already been murdered throughout Nigeria in the first few months of 2020.

That number has already nearly DOUBLED.

Now an alarming new report, released nearly 2 months to the day later states at least 620 defenseless Christians have been killed by Islamic terrorists. In fact, that may be a low estimate, according the report:

"The group reports the killing of “no fewer than 620 defenseless Christians and wanton burning or destruction of their centers of worship and learning" in 2020.

According to the statement, Fulani radicals are responsible for killing over 470 people in the first four-and-a-half months of 2020. The group reports that Fulani killed 140 Christians from the beginning of April until May 14.

Meanwhile, Boko Haram is believed to have killed 150 Christians since January."

Some have been beaten, some shot, others even beheaded. In at least one horrific instance, innocent children, ages 4 – 13, were reportedly hacked to death with machetes. Christian houses and churches are ransacked and burned to the ground.

We told you about Christian Pastor Lawan Andimi who was abducted by members of Boko Haram – the jihadist army pledged to ISIS. Pastor Andimi relayed a humbling message in a hostage video, saying: “Don’t cry. Don’t worry. But thank God for everything.” Shortly after, the pastor was beheaded by the savage militants.

And as we’ve reported, the abductions of young Christian girls continues. Boko Haram is still holding Christian teen Leah Sharibu hostage because she refuses to renounce her faith and convert to Islam.

The violence against Christians in Nigeria has gotten so out of hand, the United States has placed the African nation on a Special Watch List for "severe violations of religious freedom."

Consider these sobering new numbers: 350 Christians killed in 3 months, then another 270 in the following 2 months. If this alarming rate of escalation continues, it points to a grim outcome this year. Some 1,500 innocent Christian men, women, and even children could be needlessly slaughtered this year just because of their faith of Jesus Christ.

And still, the government of Nigeria has taken little action to stop this deadly violence.

Clearly we cannot wait for the Nigerian government to intervene. We have a moral obligation to defend our Christian brothers and sisters and stop this barbaric violence and bloodshed.

Even during the Coronavirus pandemic, the ACLJ is taking action to save these embattled Christians. Today is our critical deadline to file our next written submission to the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) urging global intervention to defend Nigeria’s Christians, provide essential aid, and bring the terrorists to justice, before it’s too late.

Already this year, we’ve delivered a critical written submission to the U.N. highlighting the gruesome murders of Pastor Andimi and two young girls.

We also appeared before the U.N. Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva through our European affiliate office, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ), delivering an urgent oral intervention urging international action to defend Nigeria’s dying Christians, and to free young Leah Sharibu.

These atrocities must be stopped now.

All believers deserve the right to pray and worship freely and openly, without fear of violent persecution and death. They deserve protection. They deserve justice. They need our voice.

UPDATE: We’ve just filed a critical written submission to the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva through our European affiliate office, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) urging the international body to take immediate action to quash the violence against Nigeria’s Christians before it’s too late.

"Clearly, horrific acts of aggression are violating the peaceful lives of Christians in Nigeria. In order to prevent further loss of life, to end increasingly religiously motivated violence, and to address this massive humanitarian crisis, we must act now. The U.N. Charter calls on the U.N. to remove threats to peace, and the Genocide Convention calls on the U.N. to prevent acts of genocide, not merely to respond to them. We have seen in Iraq and Syria – and are now seeing in Nigeria – what happens when the U.N. fails to take preventative measures when it is clear that mass atrocities are being carried out against a particular group of people.

It is imperative that the U.N. take swift action and work with the government of Nigeria to ensure that Leah and all others who remain captured are returned home safely and to put an end to the atrocities being carried out in Nigeria by Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsmen. No one should have to live under the fear of being abducted, enslaved, or killed."

In a separate submission, we also urged the world’s leaders to put maximum pressure on the Nigerian government to free Leah Sharibu and bring her despicable captors to justice, and stop the spreading scourge of radical Islamic violence. If we do nothing, Africa's Christians face a grim future.

Please continue to sign our critical petition.

https://aclj.org/persecuted-church/new-report-suggests-barbaric-violence-against-christians-is-rapidly-escalating-in-nigeria-leading-to-grim-outcome

Boko Haram Militants Leave 70 Dead In North East Nigeria Attack

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-10/boko-haram-militants-leave-70-dead-in-northeast-nigeria-attack

Yes, the atrocities would be stopped as soon as people get their own revenge for the crimes you guys committed in the dark age. Or better still pray to god to help Christians

Christians will be churning out figures like this. Who counted the dead bodies of Christians? Who counted the dead bodies of Muslims? Traditionalist? Atheist?

Does the dead Christian look different from non-christians?

Do guns and bombs choose only Christians to kill?

Holy Spirit lead them well o!

most of the people who are In the highest authority in the United Nations are atheists so I will suggest that help might not come from them

OLAADEGBU:
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The death toll for innocent Christians is rapidly increasing, nearly doubling in two months, as Islamic radicals ramp up their bloody campaign of targeted violence, abduction, and murder, seemingly without fear of retribution.

Just recently, we told you about a recent report released in March that claimed as many as 350 Christians had already been murdered throughout Nigeria in the first few months of 2020.

That number has already nearly DOUBLED.

Now an alarming new report, released nearly 2 months to the day later states at least 620 defenseless Christians have been killed by Islamic terrorists. In fact, that may be a low estimate, according the report:

"The group reports the killing of “no fewer than 620 defenseless Christians and wanton burning or destruction of their centers of worship and learning" in 2020.

According to the statement, Fulani radicals are responsible for killing over 470 people in the first four-and-a-half months of 2020. The group reports that Fulani killed 140 Christians from the beginning of April until May 14.

Meanwhile, Boko Haram is believed to have killed 150 Christians since January."

Some have been beaten, some shot, others even beheaded. In at least one horrific instance, innocent children, ages 4 – 13, were reportedly hacked to death with machetes. Christian houses and churches are ransacked and burned to the ground.

We told you about Christian Pastor Lawan Andimi who was abducted by members of Boko Haram – the jihadist army pledged to ISIS. Pastor Andimi relayed a humbling message in a hostage video, saying: “Don’t cry. Don’t worry. But thank God for everything.” Shortly after, the pastor was beheaded by the savage militants.

And as we’ve reported, the abductions of young Christian girls continues. Boko Haram is still holding Christian teen Leah Sharibu hostage because she refuses to renounce her faith and convert to Islam.

The violence against Christians in Nigeria has gotten so out of hand, the United States has placed the African nation on a Special Watch List for "severe violations of religious freedom."

Consider these sobering new numbers: 350 Christians killed in 3 months, then another 270 in the following 2 months. If this alarming rate of escalation continues, it points to a grim outcome this year. Some 1,500 innocent Christian men, women, and even children could be needlessly slaughtered this year just because of their faith of Jesus Christ.

And still, the government of Nigeria has taken little action to stop this deadly violence.

Clearly we cannot wait for the Nigerian government to intervene. We have a moral obligation to defend our Christian brothers and sisters and stop this barbaric violence and bloodshed.

Even during the Coronavirus pandemic, the ACLJ is taking action to save these embattled Christians. Today is our critical deadline to file our next written submission to the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) urging global intervention to defend Nigeria’s Christians, provide essential aid, and bring the terrorists to justice, before it’s too late.

Already this year, we’ve delivered a critical written submission to the U.N. highlighting the gruesome murders of Pastor Andimi and two young girls.

We also appeared before the U.N. Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva through our European affiliate office, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ), delivering an urgent oral intervention urging international action to defend Nigeria’s dying Christians, and to free young Leah Sharibu.

These atrocities must be stopped now.

All believers deserve the right to pray and worship freely and openly, without fear of violent persecution and death. They deserve protection. They deserve justice. They need our voice.

UPDATE: We’ve just filed a critical written submission to the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva through our European affiliate office, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) urging the international body to take immediate action to quash the violence against Nigeria’s Christians before it’s too late.

"Clearly, horrific acts of aggression are violating the peaceful lives of Christians in Nigeria. In order to prevent further loss of life, to end increasingly religiously motivated violence, and to address this massive humanitarian crisis, we must act now. The U.N. Charter calls on the U.N. to remove threats to peace, and the Genocide Convention calls on the U.N. to prevent acts of genocide, not merely to respond to them. We have seen in Iraq and Syria – and are now seeing in Nigeria – what happens when the U.N. fails to take preventative measures when it is clear that mass atrocities are being carried out against a particular group of people.

It is imperative that the U.N. take swift action and work with the government of Nigeria to ensure that Leah and all others who remain captured are returned home safely and to put an end to the atrocities being carried out in Nigeria by Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsmen. No one should have to live under the fear of being abducted, enslaved, or killed."

In a separate submission, we also urged the world’s leaders to put maximum pressure on the Nigerian government to free Leah Sharibu and bring her despicable captors to justice, and stop the spreading scourge of radical Islamic violence. If we do nothing, Africa's Christians face a grim future.

Please continue to sign our critical petition.

https://aclj.org/persecuted-church/new-report-suggests-barbaric-violence-against-christians-is-rapidly-escalating-in-nigeria-leading-to-grim-outcome

When your Bible contains numerous events and tales where your god instructed his people to kill, slaughter, annihilate ... Nations including children, women, men, the old and animals. And you are crying foul play because another god instructed his followers to do so and they are happily carrying it out.

And you are crying what?
Op karma is a bitch.

INITIATED BY FG AND IS BEING ESCALATED BY SAME FG.

RIFA-RUGA ISLAMISATION FULANISATION AND ANARCHY AND NOW COVID19 ARE EXPLOITED TO PANDER NIGERIA.

From Orunto27.

Reality11:
When your Bible contains numerous events and tales where your god instructed his people to kill, slaughter, annihilate ... Nations including children, women, men, the old and animals. And you are crying foul play because another god instructed his followers to do so and they are happily carrying it out.

And you are crying what?
Op karma is a bitch.

It is not now that persecution of Christians started, the godly has always been persecuted by the ungodly but you should know by now that the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church.

AntiChristian:
Christians will be churning out figures like this. Who counted the dead bodies of Christians? Who counted the dead bodies of Muslims? Traditionalist? Atheist?

Does the dead Christian look different from non-christians?

Do guns and bombs choose only Christians to kill?

Holy Spirit lead them well o!

The reputable intl. orgs counted it. Stop feigning stupidity.

OLAADEGBU:
New report says murders of Christians in Nigeria is paving the way for genocide

https://premierchristian.news/en/news/article/new-report-says-murders-of-christians-in-nigeria-is-paving-the-way-for-genocide

This is an old pattern.

CodeTemplar:
The reputable intl. orgs counted it. Stop feigning stupidity.

Stupidity is when you believe a reputable intl orgs can count the number of Christians killed in a particular region without accounting for non-Christians killed there!